Areas we serve · Chelsea · SW3
Design & Build in Chelsea, SW3.
Design & build main contractor in one of London's finest postcodes.
Why Chelsea homeowners pick 2VP.
Chelsea demands a certain calibre of workmanship. Our collaboration with Nick Elias Architects (RIBA Silver Medal, former Foster + Partners) means every project is conceived to the standard the postcode requires. We know the Royal Borough's conservation officers and have navigated Article 4 directions across SW3 multiple times.
Talk to Vladimir about your project →Typical SW3 project budgets.
Loft Conversion
Dormer, mansard or hip-to-gable. 8–12 weeks build.
Rear Extension
Side-return, rear or wrap-around. 10–16 weeks build.
Full Renovation
Whole-house refurbishment. 16–24 weeks build.
Indicative SW3 ranges. Your project is priced against your site, brief, and finish level. Use the calculator for an estimate.
Planning & permissions in Chelsea.
Chelsea sits within the Royal Borough of Kensington & Chelsea. Most rear and loft works fall under Permitted Development, but conservation areas and listed buildings need full planning consent. We handle the whole application process as part of every 2VP project.
- Local conservation areas: Chelsea · Carlyle Square · Paultons · Cheyne · Onslow · The Boltons
- Typical property: Georgian and Victorian townhouses, mews cottages, mansion blocks — mostly under Article 4 Direction.
- Planning authority: Royal Borough of Kensington & Chelsea
Party wall awards are always required for shared walls — we engage a surveyor on your behalf.
2026 cost guides for Chelsea.
Borough-level pricing from real SW3 quotes — use these alongside the calculator for a full picture.
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