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Miss E - thanks so much for that idea, if you don't mind me asking, how did you go dressing for warmth considering he was wrapped as well? did you ever do an additional cover over top JIC he got cold?
My place doesn't get nearly as cold as yours by the sounds of things Nae, and I also had a heater that I would leave on in DS's room which meant that the coldest it got was 16 degrees. But, I got given some of the Merino kids newborn sleep gear and invested in more because it was so good. I would put DS in one of their merino sleeping gowns with a singlet underneath, then I swaddled him in one of their wraps and would then put him into the sleeping bag. The great thing about merino wool is it breathes really well so there are no worries about them overheating. The bags I got from them are great, they're newborn to 2 years and are suitable for 18 to 30 degrees so I can use them all year round. All through summer he's been sleeping in them in just a t-shirt. But they do also do a winter one which I think (I could be wrong) is suitable for really low degrees like 10 or something. They also have a range of merino pj's, I must admit I've been thinking that I might have to look at investing in some of them for winter.

They have a website if you google Merino Kids you can check out there stuff, it is a bit more expensive than the grow bags (mind you I shopped around and got the bags for about $125 from memory), but I've found them to be extremely good quality and also cos it suits them for a couple of years I tend to think in the long-run they work out to be really good value.

HTH