The interior of No 14 was intact with the original “japanned” dark stained timber skirting, plate rail and detailed joinery and cabinets with stained glass doors. There were a number of simple and interesting hanging light fittings, inverted egg shaped ceiling vaults and pivoting doors. All have been retained and refurbished and add character to the interior spaces.  

The alterations required to continue the useful life of the simple cottage, consisted of:

• New Kitchen and Family Room
• First Floor additions of a Master Bed Room and Ensuite with some limited harbour views
• The insertion of a central stair to link the garage, ground and fist floors.
  
• Refurbishing the Bathroom and creating a new Bathroom and Laundry.  

 The minimal detailing of the new elements fit in with earlier “Californian” architecture.