Notting Hill is stucco villas and terraces, many backing onto communal garden squares, and mews houses tucked behind. Houses have been converted to flats, re-converted to single homes and extended over the decades, so projects often involve undoing earlier alterations as much as adding new space.
Building in Notting Hill
- Conservation areas such as Ladbroke and Pembridge, plus listed buildings, control roofs, rear extensions, windows and front gardens.
- Communal gardens shape what can be built at the rear and how access and deliveries work.
- Kensington and Chelsea’s basement policy generally limits new basements to a single storey under part of the garden, with strict construction management.
- Mews houses bring narrow access, tight neighbours and limited space for scaffolding and deliveries.
Work we carry out in Notting Hill
- Whole-house refurbishments, including returning flats to single houses
- Rear extensions and mansard loft conversions where the street allows
- Basement conversions
- Bespoke joinery and restoration of period features
Our work nearby
- Mews house in Bayswatera new basement, extensive structural alterations and a full interior fit-out with M&E and AV systems