North-West London · HA2

Renovations in South Harrow, HA2.

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

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

Building in South Harrow.

South Harrow sits below Harrow on the Hill, with the Piccadilly line station at its centre and streets of 1930s semis and terraces running out towards Rayners Lane and Northolt. The older houses climb Roxeth Hill towards the school, and the plots on the flatter streets are generous.

We have built extensions and lofts in Rayners Lane and the surrounding roads for years. The pattern is a rear extension across the full width of the house, a hip-to-gable loft, and often a refurbishment of the kitchen and bathrooms in the same programme.

The Roxeth Hill conservation area covers the slope up to Harrow on the Hill; most other streets are unrestricted.

At a glance
Postcode
HA2
Council
London Borough of Harrow
Housing
1930s semis and terraces around the station and Northolt Road, Edwardian houses on Roxeth Hill, larger inter-war houses towards Rayners Lane
Transport
South Harrow (Piccadilly), Rayners Lane
Streets
Northolt Road, Roxeth Hill, Shaftesbury Avenue, Eastcote Lane, Alexandra Avenue, Walton Road
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What we do in South Harrow.

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Approvals

Planning in South Harrow.

London Borough of Harrow

Harrow decides applications. Outside the Roxeth Hill conservation area, most single-storey extensions and lofts are permitted development.

Roxeth Hill

Within the conservation area, front alterations and roof changes visible from the street need a full application.

Party walls

Semi-detached and terraced houses share walls with neighbours; party wall notices are served before structural work.

Start a project

Talk to us about your South Harrow 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.