Projects
The architectural and historic importance of the Middle Street Deal Conservation Area has long been recognised. In 1968 it was the first Conservation Area in Kent to be designated and since that time the boundary has been extended three times. Its distinctive character is typified by the central axis of mainly Georgian terraced houses clustered around Middle Street, changing as you move towards Deal Castle, to grander Victorian villas. The entire area is covered by an Article 4 (2) Direction meaning all permitted development rights are removed and all work requires Planning Permission and /or Listed Building Consent.
“Valerie immediately understood what we had in mind; she was able to suggest and implement plans for bringing the house into the 21st century whilst retaining its original character which was so important to us. She was almost miraculously able to win planning permission for much needed extra bathrooms to be installed, and for a wonderful creation of space in an annexe loft.”
Case Study
Farrier Street, Deal
Grade II listed building located in the Deal Middle Street Conservation Area
Restoration and improvement to include reconfiguration of rooms and addition of dormer windows.
