Home Extensions in Addlestone
Home Extensions in Addlestone
We have completed 34 home extension and loft conversion projects in Addlestone, KT15.
The town has a strong mix of 1960s and 70s detached and semi-detached homes, many built with small, compartmentalised rooms that don’t suit modern family life.
Addlestone falls under Runnymede Borough Council, and combining a rear extension with a double storey side extension — to open up the ground floor and add bedrooms upstairs — is one of the most common requests we take on here.
What we do in Addlestone
Our Addlestone work is dominated by full reconfiguration projects: rear extensions paired with double storey side extensions, opening up cramped 1960s and 70s layouts into the open-plan family space homeowners actually want, plus additional bedrooms upstairs where the side extension allows it.
Planning permission in Addlestone
Single storey rear extensions generally have more generous permitted development allowances, so many can proceed without a full application. Double storey extensions have tighter size and boundary rules and more often need a full planning application, particularly where they affect a neighbour’s light or outlook
For the full guide to Runnymede’s planning rules: Runnymede planning guide
What our Runnymede clients say….
“We engaged Fluent for some major design changes and also to run the planning process. Fluent handled a tricky situation extremely well, gave us an alternative route through planning and the approval has been achieved. I thoroughly recommend Fluent.”
— Verified Checkatrade review, Runnymede area
Frequently asked questions
Parts of Addlestone near the Thames, the Bourne, and other local watercourses fall within flood risk zones. Runnymede Borough Council has a dedicated flood officer and applies close scrutiny to applications in these areas, so we check your flood zone status before any design work begins.
Parts of Chertsey near the Thames, the Bourne, and other local watercourses fall within flood risk zones. Runnymede Borough Council has a dedicated flood officer and scrutinises applications in these areas closely, so we check your flood zone status before any design work begins.
Single storey rear extensions generally have more generous permitted development allowances, so many can proceed without a full application. Double storey extensions have tighter size and boundary rules and more often need a full planning application, particularly where they affect a neighbour’s light or outlook.
Addlestone has a strong mix of 1960s and 70s detached and semi-detached homes, many built with small, compartmentalised rooms that don’t suit modern family life — which is why combining a rear extension with a double storey side extension is such a common request here.
Book a free consultation in Addlestone
If you are planning a home extension or loft conversion in Addlestone, call us on 020 3865 4917 or 0800 043 8838.
We will check your flood zone status, confirm your planning position, and give you clear guidance on what is achievable — at no charge.
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