North London

Home to both the University of London and University College London, the areas of Camden and Kentish Town are consistently popular with a young crowd and filled with rental properties, making it the perfect location for landlords to maximise their rental returns by expanding upwards.

Enfield is a popular area of London for those just getting a foot on the property ladder, thanks to its cheaper than average property prices, but if you’re looking to add value to your home, a loft conversion is a great way to make your property more attractive to prospective buyers.

When it’s time to sell up, your elevated asking price could see you moving to one of Enfield’s more desirable districts, such as Grange Park, Winchmore Hill, or Arnos Grove.

If staying local is important to you, a loft conversion could provide the solution you’re seeking.

Rather than moving elsewhere to get more space, you can maintain all the advantages of living in Finchley and save the hassle and cost of upping sticks, while utilising every inch of space available in your home.

More and more, Hackney residents are turning to loft conversion specialists to expand upwards instead of outwards – making use of the space that they already have to create an extra bedroom, office, hobby room or even a self-contained studio for a tenant.

If you’d rather stay put than upping sticks away from your North London postcode, a loft conversion could be the best way to get the space you need for that extra bedroom or home study area, without having to call in the removal vans. Whether yours is a Georgian family home in Crouch End, a Victorian terrace in the Harringay Ladder or an Edwardian maisonette on the Seven Sisters Road, we can bring the creative flair and skilled workmanship you’re looking for, to tastefully transform your home and expand your living space.

Ideal for the old London and Butterfly roofs that are common to properties in the area, a Mansard loft conversion is often a popular choice and many of the substantial Georgian properties in the district have long since been converted into several spacious flats – and in some cases whole new apartments. 

Whether you own a Georgian townhouse in Barnsbury that’s packed with period features, or a terraced home in Highbury that could benefit from extra light, we’ll work with you to design, plan and renovate the space in your attic to complement your home.

From the million-pound mansions of Hadley Wood to the Victorian and Edwardian properties that line the streets of Cockfosters, Barnet is home to a wide variety of different house styles and eras, all great candidates for a loft conversion or home extension.

Middlesex is another county like Essex that is primarily full of properties built in the 1930’s . We have completed many loft conversions in Middlesex particularly in areas like Harrow.

Homes in the Redbridge towns of Ilford, Wanstead and Woodford are highly desirable.

So, if you’re lucky enough to be living in one of these areas, it’s understandable that you’d be reluctant to move, with many considering extending or converting into their loft as an alternative – an ideal solution for homeowners in search of more space.

The terraced houses of Leyton and neighbouring Leytonstone are perfect candidates for expansion. Older terraced houses in particular can be ideal for loft conversions as they often benefit from steeper roofs, providing plenty of ceiling height to avoid the extra work that comes with a dormer.

If you live in Walthamstow, it’s likely that one or more houses on your street has already expanded into their loft to add an extra bedroom or study area.

Typically occupying Victorian and Edwardian terraced houses, Walthamstow’s homeowners are increasingly turning to loft conversions to get more living space and add value to their property.