Loft Conversions and House Extensions in Stratford

Stratford mixes Victorian terraces in the older streets with the new-build apartments and townhouses around the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park. The Victorian houses take a rear dormer or side-return extension well; the newer homes usually need internal refurbishment or a design that works within the estate’s rules.

We cover E15 and E20 in the London Borough of Newham. Newham has been active on Article 4 directions and selective licensing, so it is worth checking the planning position early, particularly for houses in multiple occupation. We do that at the survey and handle any application.

Loft conversions and house extensions in Stratford

Stratford’s proximity to the Olympic Park and the transport links makes it popular with landlords and buy-to-let investors, so we often combine a refurbishment with a loft conversion to add a lettable room, or carry out fire and security work to bring a rental property up to standard.

Do you need planning permission in Stratford?

Most rear dormers and single-storey extensions on Stratford’s Victorian terraces are permitted development, but Article 4 directions and selective licensing in parts of Newham can change the route. Double-storey extensions and new-build estates need an application. We confirm what applies to your property at the survey.

What we do in Stratford

See our work in Stratford

You can see examples of our completed loft conversions, extensions and refurbishments across London on our Our Work page.

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Frequently asked questions

Can you convert a loft in Stratford’s Victorian terraces?

Yes. Rear dormers and hip-to-gable conversions suit the area’s Victorian terraces well.

Do you work on Stratford’s new-build homes?

Yes, usually internal refurbishment or a rear extension within the estate’s rules.

Which Stratford postcodes do you cover?

E15 and E20.

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Call +44 (0) 203 355 5313, email info@lethd.com, or use our contact form to arrange a free, no-obligation quote.