North-West London · HA4

Renovations in Ruislip, HA4.

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

Rear of a London house after an extension and loft conversion, at dusk

Building in Ruislip.

Ruislip grew along the Metropolitan line in the 1930s and is still defined by that decade: wide roads of semi-detached and detached houses with hipped roofs, bay windows and long gardens, around a medieval village core with timber-framed cottages and the Manor Farm site. Ruislip Woods and Lido lie to the north.

We fitted out the Masala Chowk restaurant in Ruislip from strip-out to opening, and the surrounding housing is well suited to the rear extensions, hip-to-gable lofts and full refurbishments we carry out across Metroland.

The Ruislip Village conservation area covers the old village; most other streets are unrestricted.

At a glance
Postcode
HA4
Council
London Borough of Hillingdon
Housing
1930s Metroland semis and detached houses, bungalows, timber-framed cottages in the old village
Transport
Ruislip, Ruislip Manor, Eastcote (Metropolitan, Piccadilly)
Streets
High Street, Kingsend, Eastcote Road, West End Road, Ickenham Road, Bury Street
Approvals

Planning in Ruislip.

London Borough of Hillingdon

Hillingdon decides applications. Outside the village conservation area, permitted development covers most rear extensions and lofts.

Hipped roofs

Hip-to-gable conversions are the usual way to make a 1930s loft usable, generally within permitted development limits.

Commercial units

Restaurant and shop fit-outs need Hillingdon's consent for shopfront and signage changes and, where cooking is introduced, for extraction.

Start a project

Talk to us about your Ruislip property.

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.