Manor Park, London
Areas · Newham · East London
Manor Park · E6 · E7 · E12

House extensions in Manor Park

Manor Park sits in Newham, where the streets are dominated by solid brick terraces with shallow foundations and shared party walls on both flanks. The build that pays back most reliably here is an L-shaped wraparound that finally squares off an awkward kitchen.

Typical all-in (inc VAT)
£84k–£139k
Build rate per m²
£2700–£4125
On-site programme
12–20 weeks

What we build in Manor Park

Most Manor Park projects we scope fall into three buckets: a side-return or rear infill that fixes a dark galley kitchen, a full-width rear extension that opens the ground floor to the garden, and a rear-plus-loft package that adds a bedroom while the scaffold is already up. Victorian and Edwardian bay-fronted terraces, plus post-war and new-build estates.

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Extension costs in Manor Park

A mid-spec 25 m² extension in Manor Park typically lands between £84,000 and £139,000 all-in — that figure includes professional fees, planning and Building Control, party wall, a 12% contingency and VAT at 20%. Ex-VAT build rates run £2700–£4125 per m² depending on glazing, structural spans and kitchen spend.

ProjectSizeManor Park all-in
Side return infill15–20 m²£63k – £104k
Full-width rear20–30 m²£84k – £139k
Wraparound30–45 m²£122k – £202k
Double-storey rear40–60 m²£164k – £271k

Planning permission in Manor Park

One of the more permissive east-London boroughs for permitted-development rear extensions. Full applications go smoothly where design respects the terrace line.

Before you assume permitted development applies to your street, check whether your street falls inside a conservation area or an Article 4 direction — both are common in Newham and both remove PD rights for rear and side extensions. Our London planning guide walks through the tests in order.

Party wall and neighbours

Standard terrace = two party wall notices; typically resolved cooperatively.

Serve notice at least two months before you break ground. Budget £1,200–£2,400 per adjoining owner if they dissent and appoint their own surveyor — see the Party Wall Act guide.

Access, logistics and site set-up

Narrow roads limit lorry size, so materials arrive in smaller loads; a good programme allows for it.

Every quote we issue for Manor Park prices skip permits, parking suspensions, protection and welfare explicitly in the preliminaries — so the number you sign is the number you pay.

Value added in Manor Park

Light and layout move value here more than raw square metres — spend on glazing and ceiling height.

Typical programme

  1. Weeks 0–4Measured survey, design and structural calcs
  2. Weeks 4–12Planning or lawful development certificate, party wall notices
  3. Weeks 12–16Tender, builder selection and contract signing
  4. Weeks 16–34On site: groundworks, shell, watertight, first and second fix
  5. Week 35Building Control sign-off, snagging and handover

Full detail in the London extension timeline guide.

Why homeowners in Manor Park use us

  • KYB-verified builders only
  • Live Newham project experience
  • Itemised fixed-price specifications
  • Insurance, warranty and accreditation checks
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