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Home design in Shropshire
From the border at Oswestry to the meres of the north and the Severn at Shrewsbury and Ironbridge, Shropshire is a county of barns, farmhouses and old market towns — all within our Zone A.
Book a Clarity Session £495 on site · Zone A, travel included
Building in Shropshire
What you need to know.
- Planning authority
- Shropshire Council, and Telford & Wrekin Council for Telford
- Building regulations
- Building Regulations for England
- Typical homes
- Brick and timber-framed farmhouses, Georgian town houses, red-brick barns, and estate cottages — with many redundant farm buildings ready for a second life.
Things we look at early
- Barn conversions are a Shropshire speciality; design, structure and the planning route have to be considered together.
- Around the north Shropshire meres, nutrient rules can affect new homes and drainage.
- The Shropshire Hills National Landscape and many conservation areas raise the bar on materials and design.
Not sure what’s possible?
Two hours on site and a written Clarity Report: options, risks, cost bands and next steps.
The Clarity SessionBeen told it can’t be done?
For listed buildings, barns, steep sites and structural problems.
The Feasibility StudyWant it handled?
Design plus full project leadership. One person from first sketch to final key.
The Single Point[Local project TBC — add a Shropshire case study or photo here for local search]
Building in Shropshire?
Start with two hours and a clear plan. Where there’s a will, there’s a way.