Builders and renovations in Earl’s Court.
Chelsea · SW3 · Chelsea terraced houseCompleted work, photograph
Earl’s Court sits between Kensington, Chelsea and Fulham. We design, price and build homes here.
Stucco terraces and mansion blocks, between Kensington and Fulham.
- SW5 · SW10
- Earl’s Court and West Brompton
- Kensington and Chelsea
- The local planning authority here
- 7 days
- A budget estimate, typically
NU Projects is a design and build company in Fulham SW6, founded in 2010. We design, price and build homes in Earl’s Court SW5, under one contract. Construction runs from £215 to £800 a sq ft, luxury to super prime finishes. Call 020 7731 6841, and a budget estimate typically follows within seven days. Buying a house here, the free Buyer’s Report gives a budget in 24 hours.
Earl’s Court is tall stucco terraces and red brick mansion blocks.
Many houses were split into flats. Some are now being joined back into single homes.
It falls within the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea. Basement rules are strict.
We build in Chelsea and Kensington, on either side, under the same council.
Pricing is open book, on our own rate card. Expect a first budget estimate within a week.
NearbyKensingtonChelseaSouth KensingtonFulhamWest Brompton
Five kinds of job, one contract.
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Construction
Rejoining flats into one house means new structure and services. We run it as one project.
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Interior design
High stucco rooms suit a classic scheme. Joinery comes from Cochrane Bespoke, our partner.
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Architecture
Most streets are conservation areas. We plan within the Royal Borough’s guidance.
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Extensions and lofts
Roof and rear additions are tightly controlled here. We test what is likely first.
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Basements
The Royal Borough limits basements closely. We design within its rules from day one.
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The studio is at 10-12 Fulham High Street, London SW6 3LQ. Call 020 7731 6841 or send the form below.
What owners in Earl’s Court ask us.
Which council covers Earl’s Court?
The Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea.
Most of its streets are conservation areas.
Can flats in Earl’s Court be turned back into a house?
Often yes, with planning consent.
We handle the structure, services and the application together.
Can I add a basement in Earl’s Court?
Possibly, within the Royal Borough’s strict basement policy.
We check the house against it before any design.
What does an Earl’s Court renovation cost?
It depends on the property and the scope.
The calculator gives a first figure. Then send the address for a priced plan.
Tell us about your home in Earl’s Court.
Your name and one way to reply are enough. It goes straight to the studio.
- Already have an architect or designer? We build to their design. Working with your designer
- An NDA on request, and your home is never published without your consent. How we work in confidence