Guides by property type
Extension guides by London property type
How planning, permitted development and design differ across London's period and modern housing stock — with borough-specific detail. MCIAT chartered.
How planning, permitted development and design differ across London's period and modern housing stock — with borough-specific detail. MCIAT chartered.
Bay-fronted two-storey terraces with side passage and rear garden. Most common London period stock.
Larger detached or semi-detached homes with bay windows, decorative brickwork, and bigger rooms than Victorian.
Bay-fronted suburban semis with hipped roofs and side passages. Dominant outer-London stock.
Listed terraced townhouses with sash windows, multiple storeys, and tight internal layouts.
Purpose-built or converted flats with restricted PD rights. Internal-only alterations dominate.
