Flat Conversions
Flat Conversion in London
As we know, there are not enough homes in the UK. We can’t just build new houses as they will be expensive. A better alternative there is to divide existing houses into separate flats to have multiple units in the same building. This is how flat conversion contributes to the need for housing in this country.
Pros and Cons of Flat Conversion in London
Flat conversion maximises your property’s potential, including its rental income or final sales prices. Now landlords are taking advantage of the booming UK property sector to successfully convert their properties into multiple flats and significantly increase their wealth. It is one of the best investment strategies with both short term and long-term targets for many homeowners.
Our Services for Flat Conversion in London
We can take care of every stage of your project. This includes pre-planning meetings and conceptual design, architectural design for planning application, building regulation package and structural drawings and calculations, detailed design and tender drawings package, contract administration and site supervision, until the project is finished in the way that you prefer.
Discounts for Flat Conversion in London
As per RIBA suggestion, we work on a stage-by-stage basis and would provide bundling discounts in case there are more than one stages within which we are involved. If your conversion includes more than 4 flats, we will apply special discounts for your project. Contact us to discuss this further with our specialists.
Planning Permission for Flat Conversion in London
We know what the planning authorities are looking for when they consider your application, and it is our responsibility to make sure all aspects of the project are in line with what they deem as important in planning matters.
An example of
Flat Conversions Projects
that we have done.
15 Montrell Road
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May 2021
London, UK
Flat Conversion
Not Yet Started
125.5 m2
Introduction
the initiative was to convert the huge ground floor flat with 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, a kitchen, a living room and lots of wasted circulation space into two separate maisonnete flats and increase the living quality of the occupants.
