Areas · the Cotswolds

Architectural services in the Cotswolds

Extensions, restorations and new homes in Cotswold villages and market towns, designed with Cotswold stone, stone slate roofs and the protected landscape in mind.

Cotswold stone cottage with a contemporary glass extension at dusk

Areas we work in

  • Cirencester and Tetbury
  • Stow-on-the-Wold and Moreton-in-Marsh
  • Bourton-on-the-Water and Northleach
  • Burford and Chipping Norton
  • Painswick and Stroud valleys
  • Chipping Campden and Broadway
  • Malmesbury
  • Surrounding villages

Councils we deal with

Cotswold District Council, West Oxfordshire District Council, Stroud District Council and Wiltshire Council.

Working in the Cotswolds

Planning in a protected landscape

Most of the Cotswolds is a National Landscape (formerly an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty), and many villages are also conservation areas. Councils expect new work to respect local materials, roof pitches and village character, and some permitted development rights are restricted. A clear planning strategy at the start makes a real difference.

Listed cottages and farmhouses

Many Cotswold homes are listed. We prepare listed building consent applications and heritage statements, and specify repairs in lime, stone and timber that suit the building, from a single window to a full restoration.

Extensions that sit well

Whether it is a traditional stone extension or a contemporary glazed addition to a cottage, the junction between old and new needs careful thought. We design and detail it so it works for the building, the planners and the way you live.

Services in the Cotswolds

Planning a project in the Cotswolds?

Tell us about the house and what you have in mind, and we will arrange a free initial consultation.

Free initial consultation