Basement golf simulator rooms in Westminster.

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Most Westminster SW1P homes are flats, too low and narrow for a full swing. A whole house can sometimes work.

A Westminster golf room starts with the ceiling.

2.85 m: The least clear height makers accept
Leasehold: Most homes are flats in blocks
Code of practice: Governs every basement build

NU Projects is a design and build company in Fulham SW6, founded in 2010. We handle basement golf simulator rooms in Westminster SW1P, under one contract. A new basement dig typically runs £500k to £900k. Converting an existing basement runs £180k to £300k. Call 020 7731 6841, and a budget estimate typically follows within seven days.

Mansion block ceilings are generous by London standards. Even so, a full swing wants about 3.0 m clear. Makers accept 2.85 m at the very least. Few flats reach that, and none can dig down alone.

A whole house can lower a floor, within Policy 50’s single storey. Under a listed house, the hierarchy of spaces must stay balanced. Near the river, flood risk is assessed before design.

For most flats, the golf brief becomes a putting room. It needs no extra height. A short game room asks far less of the building than a full bay.

We have not built a golf room in Westminster. In SW1 we fitted an apartment with interiors and joinery. One team would design, price and build it.

What the council allows in Westminster.

Council: City of Westminster, whose City Plan was adopted in January 2026.
Depth: Policy 50. One storey under the lowest original floor.
Listed houses: The original hierarchy of spaces must stay in balance.
Flood risk: Flood zones 2 and 3 need a site specific flood risk assessment.
Permission: Basement permitted development was removed citywide in July 2016.

Source: Westminster’s City Plan, January 2026 edition, Policy 50. Read on 16 October 2026. Policies change, so we read them again for your address.