
Church Mount
Hampstead Garden Suburb
Five bathroom renovations, a garage conversion and minor works.
The five bathrooms, the garage conversion and the minor works are one project, in progress.
Bathroom renovation in the SuburbWe refurbish houses and renovate bathrooms in Hampstead Garden Suburb. The feasibility visit identifies which changes would show outside and may need the Trust's consent. In progress here: two full house refurbishments, and Church Mount's five bathrooms and garage conversion.
Our design studio: Unit 3 Palace Court, 250 Finchley Road, NW3 6DN. Updated 4 November 2026
Current local work
Two full house refurbishments and a project with five bathroom renovations are in progress in the Suburb.

Hampstead Garden Suburb
Five bathroom renovations, a garage conversion and minor works.
The five bathrooms, the garage conversion and the minor works are one project, in progress.
Bathroom renovation in the Suburb
Hampstead Garden Suburb
Full house refurbishment.
The whole house is being refurbished, and the work is in progress.
House refurbishment in the Suburb
Hampstead Garden Suburb
Full house refurbishment.
A second full house refurbishment in the Suburb, also in progress.
House refurbishment in the SuburbStart with your project
House refurbishment and bathrooms come first here, as they do in our current Suburb work. Lofts, extensions, flats and the other services follow, and wardrobes or shelving can be added through our bespoke joinery service.
Rooms, retained joinery and services planned floor by floor, with any change that shows outside checked with the Trust first.
Explore this serviceOne bathroom or several; any new pipe, flue or vent that reaches the outside is a question for the Trust.
Explore this serviceLibraries, alcove cupboards, dressing rooms and window joinery made for Suburb houses.
Explore this serviceBring the flat layout, shared-building arrangements and services into the brief.
Explore this serviceAssess the proposed space alongside the existing house, garden and approvals.
Explore this serviceCoordinate cabinetry, appliances, plumbing, electrics and the room layout.
Explore this serviceReview access, roof changes and the property-specific consent route.
Explore this serviceSet out the intended use and investigate structure, drainage and waterproofing.
Explore this serviceIdentify proposed openings and structural changes before fixing the layout.
Explore this serviceSpace, light and considered storage
Considering more space or a better use of existing rooms in Hampstead Garden Suburb? Compare loft conversion, house extension and bespoke joinery options with the building, ownership and local controls before fixing the brief.
Explore a loft bedroom, workroom or quieter living space in your Suburb home, with a stair and roof design that respects the house and its neighbours.
Discuss the roof proposal with the HGS Trust as well as establishing Barnet’s planning route. The Trust specifically identifies loft conversions as an exception to its general position on freehold internal work.
Show the existing roof, the balance of a pair and neighbouring outlook. The joint design guidance warns against treating a nearby dormer as automatic precedent.
Plan a kitchen, dining or family-room extension that connects with the garden and works with the proportions of your Hampstead Garden Suburb home.
Show how the addition relates to the original house, adjacent buildings and garden boundaries. The Trust’s design guidance treats these relationships as part of the proposal.
Barnet adopted replacement design guidance on 15 June 2026, including residential extensions and alterations. Check the final guidance alongside the property’s Trust and planning requirements.
Make better use of your Suburb home with fitted wardrobes, alcove cupboards, shelving and practical utility storage designed around the rooms and features you want to keep.
The Trust requires an application for replacement windows and doors, including proposals described as like-for-like. Record the existing profiles before selecting replacements.
Distinguish fitted room storage from work to the external envelope or significant listed fabric. Check any lease conditions instead of assuming one consent route for every Suburb home.
Nearby: bespoke joinery in Belsize Park and bespoke joinery near Hampstead Heath.
Bespoke joinery in the SuburbTell us how you want to use the space, what needs to stay and which drawings or permissions you already have. A measured brief can connect the roof or extension layout with stairs, storage, lighting and joinery before specifications are priced.
From enquiry to handover
Whole house or single bathroom, the steps are the same; what differs is how much of the work shows outside and needs the Trust's consent.
Send the street name, say whether the home is freehold or leasehold, and whether the Trust is the freeholder.
We look at the changes you want and mark those that would show outside.
Our own architects and structural engineers produce the drawings, placing new pipes, flues and vents early for the Trust.
Trust consent is separate from planning. Alterations affecting a listed house's special architectural or historic interest need listed building consent from Barnet. Check Building Regulations separately.
A fixed written price and a JCT contract follow the survey, scope and specification.
Work follows the conditions of the Trust's consent; the Trust inspects the finished work before final consent. Completed work carries a 12-month aftercare/defects period under the JCT contract terms.
Book a feasibility visit
Office hours are Monday to Friday, 8am to 6pm, and Saturday, 9am to 1pm. Call or email the studio, or use the short form below to book a feasibility visit.
Book a feasibility visitCall 020 7101 3168 or email contact@hampsteadrenovations.co.uk.
Design studio: Unit 3 Palace Court, 250 Finchley Road, London NW3 6DN.
Our completed work, clearly located
Meadway is our completed work in the Suburb: an extension that needed both the Trust's and Barnet's consent. The other projects are elsewhere in London, each shown with its actual location, and the three projects above are our Suburb work in progress.
Completed extension · Hampstead Garden Suburb, NW11
A single storey rear extension to an Arts and Crafts house on Meadway, designed to meet the Trust's and Barnet Council's requirements, with Trust liaison and conservation design.
View the project
Whole-house refurbishment · Belsize Park
Full-house refurbishment in Belsize Park with basement, extension and loft works.
Conservation Area · 5 Storeys
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Bathroom in an apartment renovation · Sloane Street
Marble bathroom work within the published Royal Court House apartment renovation on Sloane Street.
View the projectAlso published: Eco House Refurbishment, Muswell Hill: Whole-house eco-retrofit and internal refurbishment of a 1930s semi-detached home in Muswell Hill. Victorian Townhouse, Maida Vale: Bathroom installation and services routing within the published Maida Vale townhouse refurbishment.
Check the address and proposal
These are separate approval routes. Establish which apply before agreeing work, ordering products or relying on an existing layout.
The Trust's consent for external alterations is separate from Barnet planning permission. Significant garden changes can also need consent. Check the proposed work and the property's tenure with the Trust.
HGS Trust: alterations and consentCheck the exact address, conservation-area boundary, listed status and any Article 4 controls. The conservation area and the Trust's Scheme of Management do not have identical boundaries.
Barnet: Hampstead Garden Suburb conservation areaBuilding regulations approval is separate from planning permission. Internal alterations can need building regulations approval even where planning permission is not required.
GOV.UK: Building Regulations approvalCheck any proposed roof, window, extension or boundary change against Barnet: Hampstead Garden Suburb Article 4 controls. For a listed building, also check Historic England: listed building consent.
Next: building a budget around the work · common questions · our guide to the conservation area · the Trust's planning FAQs
Scope before a quotation
A whole-house refurbishment, a bathroom refit and work that changes the building need different investigations and specifications. The address alone does not establish the cost.
Separate demolition and waste, structural work, building services, fittings, finishes and making good. Record who supplies each item and which existing features will be protected or repaired.
Ask for the quotation's VAT treatment, exclusions, allowances, design and consent costs, access arrangements and approach to unforeseen work. Agree how a change will be priced and approved.
Use the renovation planner to organise your room-by-room brief, then bring your working budget and priorities to the first discussion.
Common questions
Yes. Our current projects are Church Mount, with five bathroom renovations, a garage conversion and minor works; Wildwood Road, a full house refurbishment; and Meadway, a full house refurbishment. All three are in progress.
No. Trust consent and Barnet planning permission are separate checks. External alterations and significant garden changes can need Trust consent. Check the exact address and proposal with both bodies before work starts.
HGS Trust: alterations and consent
For a freehold property, the Trust says interior work generally does not need its consent, except loft or garage conversions. External effects such as new pipes, flues or vents still need checking. Where the Trust is the freeholder of a leasehold property, check proposed internal alterations with the Trust as well.
HGS Trust: alterations and consent
No. Planning permission and building regulations approval are different. Internal alterations may require building regulations approval even where planning permission is not needed. If the building is listed, works affecting its special architectural or historic character can also require listed building consent, including changes inside.
GOV.UK: Building Regulations approval · Historic England: listed building consent
Start with the actual proposal and the property's status. Check Trust requirements and Barnet's conservation-area and Article 4 controls before choosing products or agreeing a design. Do not assume that an alteration is either automatically allowed or prohibited across the whole Suburb.
HGS Trust: alterations and consent · Barnet: Hampstead Garden Suburb Article 4 controls
The Trust asks for a completed application form, a location plan, and existing and proposed drawings, with the existing drawings taken from an accurate survey. Where they apply, the drawings show the position and material of external pipework, flues and vents, as well as roof and wall materials, windows and boundaries. The Trust's architectural team gives advice on a proposal before an application is made.
HGS Trust: alterations and consent
Useful next steps
How Trust consent, Barnet planning, extensions, lofts and building upgrades fit together in the Suburb.
Read moreThe Article 4 Direction, listed buildings and the Trust's Scheme of Management, and what they mean for renovation.
Read moreRecord existing conditions, decisions and handover requirements in the renovation planner.
Read moreSee how Hampstead Garden Suburb fits within our wider Prime North London refurbishment service — house, flat and apartment refurbishment, extensions, lofts, basements and listed work under one team.
Explore 10 service routes for Hampstead Garden Suburb properties, grouped by project type and delivered by the same design-build team.
Discuss your project
Share the property location, the work you have in mind and any drawings or permissions you already have.
£5M public liability, £10M employers' liability and contractors' all risks cover.
Design support: Hampstead Architecture & Planning. Surveying support: Hampstead Chartered Surveyors & Building Consultancy.