Conservation Areas in Dulwich and Herne Hill: What They Mean for a Garden Building
Conservation area status does not stop you building. It removes two specific permitted development rights, and most people only find out at the wrong moment.
Conservation area status does not stop you building. It removes two specific permitted development rights, and most people only find out at the wrong moment.
Long narrow gardens, no side access and neighbours a metre away. The constraints of a Victorian terrace change the design, and they are the ones we work with daily.
A properly insulated garden room is comfortable in January. A cheap one is unusable by November. Here is exactly what makes the difference.
From site visit to handover, stage by stage, plus the things that genuinely cause delays on a South London build.
Power is what turns a garden building into a room you actually use. Here is how it is done properly, what the regulations require, and the heating options that work.
Every garden room needs a proper base. Here are the three types, what decides which one you need, and why London clay and mature trees change the answer.
An extension adds floor area and value. A garden room is faster, cheaper and less disruptive. Here is how to decide which one your house actually needs.
Most garden rooms need no planning application at all. Here are the rules that decide it, and the four situations where you will need permission.
Most garden rooms in Southwark are permitted development and need no planning application. Here are the rules that decide it, the exceptions that catch people out, and how to check your own address.