Renovations in Kenton, HA3.
Refurbishment, extensions, lofts, kitchens and bathrooms for homes in Kenton, designed, approved and built by one team.

Building in Kenton.
Kenton is Metroland between Harrow and Wembley: long avenues of 1930s semis with tiled bays, hipped roofs and gardens deep enough for a full-width extension. The houses were well built and most have never been extended beyond a small kitchen addition, so the potential is considerable.
The typical Kenton project is a rear extension for an open-plan kitchen and family room, a hip-to-gable loft with a rear dormer for two more bedrooms, and a refurbishment of the rest of the house to match. Because there are no conservation areas, most of it is permitted development.
There are no conservation areas in Kenton; most streets are unrestricted.
- Postcode
- HA3
- Council
- London Borough of Harrow and London Borough of Brent
- Housing
- 1930s semi-detached and detached houses with bay windows and long gardens, some larger houses on the avenues, post-war infill
- Transport
- Kenton (Bakerloo, Overground), Northwick Park (Metropolitan)
- Streets
- Kenton Road, Kenton Lane, Woodcock Hill, Draycott Avenue, Claremont Avenue, Streatfield Road
What we do in Kenton.

House Refurbishment in Kenton
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Flat Refurbishment in Kenton
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House Extensions in Kenton
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Structural Alterations in Kenton
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Loft Conversions in Kenton
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Basement Conversions in Kenton
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Kitchen Renovation in Kenton
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Bathroom Renovation in Kenton
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Bespoke Joinery & Fitted Furniture in Kenton
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Architectural & Interior Design in Kenton
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Planning Permission & Building Regulations in Kenton
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Listed Building Refurbishment in Kenton
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Construction Project Management in Kenton
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Shop, Café & Restaurant Fit-Outs in Kenton
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TFL-Approved Shop Fit-Outs in Kenton
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Design & Build in Kenton
Read morePlanning in Kenton.
Harrow and Brent
The borough boundary runs through Kenton; we check which council applies at the first visit. Both allow most rear extensions and lofts under permitted development.
Hip-to-gable lofts
The 50 cubic metre allowance for semi-detached houses usually covers a hip-to-gable conversion with a rear dormer, confirmed by a lawful development certificate.
Larger extensions
Double-storey rear extensions and side extensions that come within a metre of the boundary need a householder application.
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Tell us the address and what you have in mind. We will visit, talk it through and explain what is possible and how it would be approved.
