From Victorian terraces to Loves Farm, St Neots has a wide mix of homes. Here’s what to consider when extending, from a builder just up the road.
We’re based at Wyboston Lakes, a few miles from St Neots, and the town is where we do more work than anywhere else. Here’s our local view on extending a home here.
Know your house type
- Victorian and Edwardian terraces near the town centre suit side return and rear kitchen extensions
- Post-war semis in Eaton Socon and Eynesbury often have room for two storey side extensions
- Newer homes at Loves Farm and Wintringham may have permitted development rights restricted by planning conditions, so check first
Near the river and town centre
Homes close to the Great Ouse or within the town centre conservation area need extra care with flood risk and design. We’ll flag anything that affects your plans at the first visit.
A recent St Neots project
Our St Neots rear extension added a light-filled garden room with a gable window, a new kitchen and landscaping. Asbestos found during the early survey was safely removed by specialists before work began, keeping the project on track.
See the full case studySt Neots: Rear Extension & Kitchen
