A Landmark-led redevelopment demonstrating the value of design-led development — from strategic planning gains through to full delivery and sale. The project comprised the complete reconstruction of a mews house in Hampstead, with six separate planning consents secured, including approval for an additional floor despite refusals on neighbouring properties.

Landmark combined formal planning and permitted development routes to progressively enhance the scheme, achieving significant uplift in both area and value. The resulting home reconfigured the internal plan for natural light and proportion, introducing large-format desert stone slabs at ground level and a double-height living wall rising through the central void to bring greenery and daylight deep into the plan.

Location:

Hampstead, NW3

Project Type:

Landmark Development

Scope:

Site acquisition, planning, design management, construction, marketing and sale

Size:

Approx. 2,050 sq ft

Status:

Completed · Sold

Tenure:

Freehold

GDV:

c. £2.8m