Party wall surveyors in Earl’s Court.

Chelsea · SW3 · Chelsea terraced houseCompleted work, photograph

Earl’s Court party wall notices for mansion flats and tall terraces. From the people doing the work.

Earl’s Court flats, and the owners around them.

Mansion blocks: Red brick, with many owners per wall
HO1: Flats may not be merged into one
SW5: Philbeach and Earl’s Court Village

NU Projects is a design and build company in Fulham SW6, founded in 2010. We handle party wall notices and awards in Earl’s Court SW5, under one contract. Fees are priced per project by our own quantity surveyor, from the actual scope. Call 020 7731 6841, and a budget estimate typically follows within seven days.

Earl’s Court is tall stucco terraces and red brick mansion blocks. Most were divided into flats long ago.

In a mansion block, the walls and floors you share can have many owners. Each one may need notice.

Policy HO1 does not allow homes to be merged into one. So most work rearranges a single flat.

Even so, moving a wall can mean steels into a party wall. That takes two months’ notice.

A lower ground flat may want more height. Lowering the floor can underpin the shared walls.

What the council allows in Earl’s Court.

Council: Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea, for planning. The Party Wall Act runs alongside.
Merging flats: Policy HO1 does not allow existing self-contained homes to be merged into one.
Floors: Floors between flats are party structures under the Act.
Listed houses: No excavation is allowed under a listed building, including its vaults.
Appeals: Either side may appeal an award to the county court within 14 days.

Source: The Party Wall etc. Act 1996, and Kensington and Chelsea’s Local Plan 2024, Policy CD11. Read on 6 October 2026. Policies change, so we read them again for your address.