Architectural designers in Huntingdon

Fifteen minutes up the A1 and our home planning authority. We know Huntingdonshire District Council inside out, from the riverside conservation areas to the 1970s estates.

Huntingdon is barely 20 minutes from our St Neots studio, and it's an area we know well, from the Georgian and Tudor character of the town centre to the established suburbs of Hartford, Sapley, Stukeley Meadows and Oxmoor, and the villages of Godmanchester and Brampton just across the Great Ouse. We design extensions, conversions, renovations and new homes throughout.

Your application goes to Huntingdonshire District Council (currently, Cambridgeshire's councils are due to reorganise around 2028). Huntingdon's historic core sits within a conservation area, and that changes things: works that would be permitted development elsewhere can need full permission, and applications here normally require a heritage statement. Many town-centre buildings are listed, needing listed-building consent. We know how to design sympathetically for this and get the paperwork right first time.

How we help in Huntingdon

  • Sympathetic extensions and alterations in and around the conservation area
  • Loft and garage conversions on the suburban estates
  • Renovations of period and Victorian/Edwardian homes
  • New builds and plot work across the district

Frequently asked questions

Who is the planning authority for Huntingdon?

Huntingdonshire District Council.

My home is in the Huntingdon conservation area, can I still extend?

Often yes, but permitted-development rights are reduced and a heritage statement is usually required. We'll confirm exactly what applies at your free visit and handle the application.

Planning a project in Huntingdon?

Book a free 30-minute consultation. We’ll discuss feasibility, costs, and the planning route.

Recent projects in and around Huntingdon