Greenwich has a wide range of housing in a small area. There are Georgian and early Victorian houses around Greenwich Park and Crooms Hill, Victorian terraces in East Greenwich, and larger Edwardian houses in Westcombe Park and towards Blackheath. Projects here are mostly family-house extensions and lofts, plus refurbishments of period homes near the park.
Building in Greenwich
- Conservation areas cover West Greenwich, Crooms Hill, East Greenwich and Westcombe Park. Close to the park, the setting of the Maritime Greenwich World Heritage Site is also a planning consideration.
- Victorian terraces in East Greenwich suit side-return and rear extensions with rear dormer lofts, a combination that changes how the whole house works.
- Larger Edwardian houses often have scope for wrap-around extensions and hip-to-gable lofts.
- Ground conditions vary between the hillside and the riverside, so foundations for extensions are designed from site information, not assumptions.
Work we carry out in Greenwich
- Rear, side-return and wrap-around extensions
- Loft conversionsrear dormer, L-shaped and hip-to-gable
- Refurbishments of period houses, including listed homes near the park
- Kitchen and bathroom renovations as part of wider works