A selection of completed homes alongside the sites we are currently working on. The pattern is small, deliberate, and consistent across the United Kingdom.
A selection of recent projects, from quiet land to finished home. Each case study shows the plot as we found it, the build in progress, and the completed dwelling at handover. Tap any image to view full-screen.
Cotswolds, Gloucestershire
A tired 1960s bungalow on a half-acre plot in an established village. We replaced it with a contemporary single-storey home in local stone and oak, keeping the low profile of the original to satisfy the conservation area while doubling the internal floor area.
Sold within four weeks of completion at 9% above independent market appraisal.
Surrey Hills AONB
Oversized Victorian villa garden subdivided to deliver two detached family homes with a shared driveway. Sensitivity to a row of mature elms along the western boundary drove the siting — both houses stepped to preserve the root zones.
Both houses sold off-plan before practical completion. Landowner received 42% of net planning-grant uplift.
Primrose Hill, London NW1
A neglected coachmen's mews yard set behind a run of Regency-style pastel-stucco terraces in Primrose Hill, previously used as a private-hire cab garage. Redeveloped into three contemporary mews townhouses in handmade stock brick and dark zinc, arranged around a restored York-stone setted courtyard. Access retained via the original 1847 archway, carefully repointed and now locally listed.
Approved by Camden Council with a single design amendment. All three homes sold off-plan before practical completion. The original archway secured a locally listed designation during consents — now a heritage feature of the street.
Harpenden, Hertfordshire
A tired 1970s detached house on a double-width plot in a mature commuter-belt cul-de-sac. Replaced by two contemporary family homes set back to hold the existing street rhythm — warm handmade brick and charred timber under clay-tile pitched roofs. The original mature beech street tree and two large front-garden oaks retained throughout construction.
Approved by St Albans District Council on first submission. Both homes sold before practical completion to families relocating from north London.
Sites are referenced rather than named while landowner negotiations are live. Specifics are shared on request and under confidentiality once a serious enquiry is open.
Completed projects will be published as full case studies — with landowner consent — once they reach handover.
We work nationally — wherever a site rewards careful design and a measured planning approach. Local relationships are built per project, not assumed by postcode.
Side-garden infill on a half-acre plot in an established village. Replacement of a single-storey outbuilding with a modest detached dwelling.
Paddock-edge plot adjoining an existing residential curtilage. Two carefully positioned dwellings with shared access and substantial planted screening.
Sensitive replacement of a tired post-war bungalow with a contemporary stone-clad home. Cotswold vernacular, restrained mass, mature oaks retained.
Class Q-style conversion of a redundant farm steading on the rural outskirts of Edinburgh. Stone walls preserved, contemporary interventions inside.
Coastal-edge plot with views over the Bristol Channel. Single low-impact dwelling, sympathetic to the rural setting and SSSI buffer.
Two-house infill on a generous corner plot within a village conservation area. Local stone, pitched roof, set back from the lane behind native hedging.
Replacement dwelling on a steeply sloping plot. Working within AONB sensitivities — single-storey appearance from the lane, two storeys to the rear.
Sympathetic side extension and substantial alteration to a Grade II listed farmhouse. Listed building consent advancing alongside full planning.
Three-house cluster on a former smallholding at the edge of a fenland village. Shared driveway, ecological corridor retained, substantial native planting.
Backland plot accessed via shared drive in a coastal village. Single contemporary dwelling, low-pitched roof, materials chosen to weather into the setting. Build commenced.
Landowner conversations underway. No agreement yet.
Heads of terms signed. Pre-application work scheduled.
Engaged with the local authority on principle.
Full application submitted. Awaiting determination.
Build underway. Practical completion targeted.