Stoke Newington, London
Areas · Hackney · East London
Stoke Newington · E1 · E2 · E5

House extensions in Stoke Newington

Stoke Newington sits in Hackney, where the streets are dominated by Edwardian bay-fronted semis with generous rear gardens and side access. The build that pays back most reliably here is a glazed side-return infill that pulls south light into a dark middle room.

Typical all-in (inc VAT)
£124k–£184k
Build rate per m²
£2975–£4550
On-site programme
12–20 weeks

What we build in Stoke Newington

Most Stoke Newington 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 terraces (De Beauvoir, Stoke Newington), Georgian terraces (Hoxton), warehouse conversions (Hackney Wick).

Side-returnRear extensionWraparound

Extension costs in Stoke Newington

A mid-spec 25 m² extension in Stoke Newington typically lands between £124,000 and £184,000 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 £2975–£4550 per m² depending on glazing, structural spans and kitchen spend.

ProjectSizeStoke Newington all-in
Side return infill15–20 m²£93k – £138k
Full-width rear20–30 m²£124k – £184k
Wraparound30–45 m²£180k – £267k
Double-storey rear40–60 m²£242k – £359k

Planning permission in Stoke Newington

Hackney has stringent design guidance, especially around the many conservation areas (De Beauvoir, Clapton Common, Stoke Newington). Contemporary detailing is welcomed if it's sensitive to the terrace rhythm.

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 Hackney and both remove PD rights for rear and side extensions. Our London planning guide walks through the tests in order.

Party wall and neighbours

Almost every project needs two Party Wall Awards. Neighbours here are experienced — expect them to appoint their own surveyor.

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

Rear access via a side alley or garden gate speeds up muck-away and cuts labour cost noticeably.

Every quote we issue for Stoke Newington 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 Stoke Newington

Well-executed extensions here tend to return a healthy share of their cost at resale, particularly where they add a genuine third or fourth bedroom.

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 Stoke Newington use us

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