Period property gets energy-efficient windows, new insulation and door while preserving its heritage look

THE FOLLOWING WORKS AT A PROPERTY LOCATED WITHIN THE RAMELTON ARCHITECTURAL CONSERVATION AREA: (1) REPLACEMENT OF EXISTING SINGLE-GLAZED TIMBER SASH WINDOWS WITH NEW DOUBLE-GLAZED TIMBER SLIDING SASH WINDOWS, REPLICATING THE EXISTING WINDOW PROPORTIONS, GLAZING PATTERN, OPENING ARRANGEMENT AND OVERALL EXTERNAL APPEARANCE, (2) REMOVAL OF EXISTING EXTERNAL CONCRETE RENDER AND ITS REPLACEMENT WITH CORK BOARD INSULATION, LIME PLASTER AND BREATHABLE EXTERNAL PAINT, (3) REPLACEMENT OF THE EXISTING TIMBER FRONT DOOR WITH A NEW TIMBER DOOR OF THE SAME SIZE AND REPLACEMENT OF THE EXISTING GLAZED PANELS ABOVE THE FRAME WITH NEW DOUBLE-GLAZED PANELS MATCHING THE EXISTING NUMBER AND SIZE, (4) REPAIR AND/OR LIKE-FOR-LIKE REPLACEMENT OF EXISTING ROOF TILES, FLASHINGS, FASCIA BOARDS AND RAINWATER GOODS, (5) UPGRADING AND REPLACEMENT OF EXISTING EXTERNAL SERVICE WIRING TO THE PROPERTY AND (6) INSTALLATION OF TWO SMALL, TRADITIONAL STYLE, EXTERNAL LIGHT FITTINGS TO THE FRONT ELEVATION, POSITIONED SYMMETRICALLY EITHER SIDE OF THE FRONT DOOR