Track the latest renovation and development activity in Fitzrovia. We monitor planning applications across Camden to help you understand what's possible on your street.
| Address | Project Type | Status | Date | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 13 Whitfield Street, W1T | Basement Conversion | Approved | 23 Mar 2026 | New basement level with front lightwell, providing additional living accommodation |
| 41 Conway Street, W1T | Full Refurbishment | Under Review | 23 Mar 2026 | Internal reconfiguration and modernisation of all floors with new kitchen and bathrooms |
| 62 Conway Street, W1T | Change of Use | Approved | 23 Mar 2026 | Conversion of ground floor retail unit to residential dwelling |
| 70 Cleveland Street, W1T | Basement Conversion | Approved | 16 Mar 2026 | Full basement dig-out creating cinema room, gym and utility space |
| 11 Cleveland Street, W1T | Listed Building Consent | Approved | 2 Mar 2026 | Reinstatement of original period features including cornicing and fireplaces |
| 38 Maple Street, W1T | Listed Building Consent | Approved | 1 Mar 2026 | Internal and external alterations to Grade II listed building for new kitchen and bathroom |
| 63 Foley Street, W1T | Full Refurbishment | Approved | 24 Feb 2026 | Internal reconfiguration and modernisation of all floors with new kitchen and bathrooms |
| 64 Langham Street, W1T | Rear Extension | Approved | 13 Feb 2026 | Part single, part two-storey rear extension with new kitchen-diner |
| 29 Conway Street, W1T | Rear Extension | Under Review | 6 Feb 2026 | Ground floor rear extension with bi-fold doors opening to garden |
| 74 Charlotte Street, W1T | Garden Room | Under Review | 1 Feb 2026 | Erection of timber-framed garden room for use as home office |
| 60 Howland Street, W1T | Basement Conversion | Refused | 26 Jan 2026 | Excavation to create new basement level with lightwell and swimming pool |
| 20 Maple Street, W1T | Roof Terrace | Approved | 24 Jan 2026 | Creation of accessible roof terrace with privacy screening |
| 64 Great Titchfield Street, W1T | Change of Use | Approved | 23 Jul 2025 | Change of use from B1 office to C3 residential with external alterations |
| 26 Whitfield Street, W1T | Basement Conversion | Approved | 20 Feb 2025 | Excavation to create new basement level with lightwell and swimming pool |
Fitzrovia has seen strong renovation activity over the past twelve months, with basement conversions accounting for 29% of all planning applications. Full Refurbishments follow at 14%, with change of uses making up a further 14% of submissions. This pattern reflects the character of Fitzrovia's housing stock and the aspirations of homeowners in the W1T postcode.
As a designated conservation area, Fitzrovia requires all external alterations to be sympathetically designed and built using appropriate materials. Planning officers at Camden Council pay close attention to proposals that affect the streetscape, particularly along prominent roads such as Fitzroy Square and Charlotte Street. Despite these additional requirements, our data shows a 71% approval rate for applications in the area — evidence that well-prepared submissions continue to succeed.
The most active streets for development in Fitzrovia include Fitzroy Square, Charlotte Street, Howland Street, where homeowners are investing in both extending and upgrading their properties. Full refurbishments and change-of-use applications reflect the mixed residential and commercial character of the area, with many conversions creating high-specification apartments.
Properties in Fitzrovia (W1T) typically range from period terraces to substantial detached homes. Whether you are considering a straightforward loft conversion or a comprehensive basement dig, early engagement with Camden Council's planning department — and appointing an architect familiar with local policy — will significantly improve your chances of a smooth approval. Our team maintains an outstanding track record across the W1T postcode.
Camden Council manages planning applications across Fitzrovia and the wider borough. As a conservation area, Fitzrovia is subject to additional planning controls. Permitted development rights may be restricted under Article 4 directions, meaning proposals that would normally not require planning permission may need a formal application.
For advice on what you can build in Fitzrovia, see our Planning & Permissions guide. You can also review our planning track record to see our approval rates across London boroughs.
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