Rear Extension in NW London
Single-storey rear extensions creating open-plan kitchen-dining rooms — the most popular home improvement across NW London's Victorian and Edwardian terraced stock.
Typical cost: £65,000–£140,000
Select Your Area
We provide rear extension across NW London's premier neighbourhoods. Each area has specific planning rules and property characteristics — select yours for tailored information.
Rear Extension in Hampstead
→NW3 · Camden
Conservation AreaRear Extension in St John's Wood
→NW8 · Westminster
Conservation AreaRear Extension in Highgate
→N6 · Haringey
Conservation AreaRear Extension in Belsize Park
→NW3 · Camden
Conservation AreaRear Extension in West Hampstead
→NW6 · Camden
Conservation AreaRear Extension in East Finchley
→N2 · Barnet
Rear Extension in Golders Green
→NW11 · Barnet
Rear Extension in Swiss Cottage
→NW3 · Camden
Rear Extension in Cricklewood
→NW2 · Barnet
Rear Extension in Hampstead Garden Suburb
→NW11 · Barnet
Conservation AreaRear Extension in Kilburn
→NW6 · Brent
How It Works
- 1
Site Survey and Design Brief
We survey the rear garden, measure existing room layouts, and establish the maximum footprint permitted by the planning authority. We confirm the position of any drainage runs, manholes, and underground services that will affect foundation design. From this we establish the design brief with your architect.
- 2
Planning Application or Permitted Development Confirmation
In conservation areas and Article 4 zones, full planning permission is required. Where PD rights exist, we apply for a Lawful Development Certificate to confirm permitted development status before work starts — protecting your investment against future challenges at sale. We manage the full planning or LDC process.
- 3
Architectural Design
A RIBA architect produces construction drawings including floor plans, sections, elevations, and roof details. In conservation areas the external materials — brick, render, glazing — are selected to satisfy the design requirements of the planning authority. Full plans are submitted to building control alongside the structural engineer's calculations.
Select an area above to see the complete 8-step process with area-specific planning guidance.