Cheadle sits just south-east of Didsbury and is one of the areas we work in most often. Around the village and High Street you will find handsome Victorian houses, while the surrounding streets are full of 1930s semis and post-war family homes.
Cheadle homeowners usually want one of two things: a bigger kitchen-diner opening onto the garden, or an extra bedroom. Often both. We plan these projects together so the work is done in the right order and you only go through the disruption once.
Homes we work on in Cheadle
- Victorian villas near the village and High Street
- 1930s semis with hipped roofs
- Post-war semis and detached homes
- Homes towards Cheadle Heath and Gatley
Popular projects in Cheadle
Popular Cheadle projects include rear extensions and wraparound extensions for open-plan kitchens, hip-to-gable loft conversions for 1930s semis, and kitchen renovations.
Planning permission in Cheadle
Cheadle is covered by Stockport Council. Parts of the old village centre are a conservation area, where tighter controls apply. For most 1930s and post-war semis, single-storey rear extensions and hip-to-gable lofts are often permitted development. We confirm the position for your property early on.
Read our guides to extensions without planning permission and loft conversion planning rules for more detail.
