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Planning-Led Residential Architectural Services

Architects in Collyweston

350+ Projects Delivered

18 Years Experience 

Conservation Diploma

Looking for an architect in Collyweston? 


MO Architects are residential architects working in Collyweston and across Northamptonshire, Rutland and Lincolnshire, specialising in house extensions, renovations and new build homes.


Since 2008, we have delivered over 350 projects, helping homeowners improve their homes, add value and navigate the planning process with confidence. Our approach combines practical design with a strong understanding of planning policy and construction.


If you are searching for an architect near Collyweston, we provide clear, straightforward advice from the outset.

Residential Architects in Collyweston

Collyweston is a distinctive village near Stamford, known for its historic stone buildings and unique Collyweston slate roofs, giving the village a strong and recognisable architectural character.


As architects working in Collyweston, we regularly support homeowners looking to extend, remodel or enhance their properties while responding carefully to the village’s heritage and surroundings.


Projects in the area often require careful consideration of conservation areas, traditional materials, neighbouring properties, site constraints and local planning policies set by North Northamptonshire Council.


Our approach ensures every Collyweston architectural project is well-designed, practical and appropriate to its setting.

Client Testimonial

“Iain took time to understand what we wanted and gave us practical, well-considered design advice. The finished extension feels like a natural part of the house and has given us the space we needed.”

J Bailey, Lincoln

Featured Residential Projects

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Contemporary Extension in West Bridgford

A planning-led contemporary house extension and remodelling project in West Bridgford, designed to improve light, layout and family living while responding carefully to local residential context.

How We Work

Clear advice from the first conversation to completion.

Understand

We discuss your property, objectives, budget and planning constraints.

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02

Design

We develop the architectural concept and refine the proposal with you.

03

Planning

We prepare and manage the planning application, dealing with the local authority where required.

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Technical Design

We develop the detailed drawings and information needed to build the project.

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Build

We can support you through tender, contractor appointment and construction.

Architectural Services in Collyweston

As an experienced Collyweston architect, we provide a full range of residential architectural services including house extensions, home renovations, new build homes, planning applications and building regulations drawings.


Whether you are planning a home extension in Collyweston or a bespoke rural home, we guide your project from concept through to approval.

Planning Permission in Collyweston

Planning applications in Collyweston are determined by North Northamptonshire Council, where heritage, village character and design quality are key considerations.


As architects handling planning permission in Collyweston, we assess your project at an early stage, develop proposals aligned with planning policy, prepare and submit applications and manage the process through to decision.


This planning-led approach helps reduce risk and improve approval outcomes.

Cost of Extensions and Architects in Collyweston

Understanding costs early is essential when planning a project.


Typical budgets include:


House Extensions


  • Single-storey: £1,800 – £2,500 per m²

  • Two-storey: £2,000 – £2,800 per m²


Renovations


  • Internal alterations: £20,000 – £80,000+

  • Full refurbishments: £80,000 – £200,000+


New Build Homes


  • £2,200 – £3,500 per m²


Architect Fees 


Every project is different, so rather than quote a generic fee here, we've built a fee estimator that gives you a realistic figure based on your specific project in under two minutes. Fees typically start from £950.


INSTANT FEE ESTIMATE TOOL

Why Choose MO Architects in Collyweston

MO Architects provide a planning-led approach to residential design, helping you make informed decisions from the outset.


We focus on creating well-designed spaces that improve how you live while ensuring proposals are realistic, deliverable and aligned with planning policy.

Areas Near Collyweston We Cover

Alongside working as architects in Collyweston, we also undertake projects in Stamford, Duddington, Ketton, Wittering, Barnack and surrounding areas across Northamptonshire, Rutland and Lincolnshire.

Speak to an Architect in Collyweston

If you are planning a house extension, renovation or new build, speak to a trusted architect in Collyweston today.


We will help you understand what is possible, what it will cost and how best to move forward.

Planning Permission Checker

Not sure where to start? 


Use our Planning Permission Checker to get an initial understanding of what may be required for your project in Collyweston.

Frequently Asked Questions – Architects in Collyweston

Do I need planning permission for an extension in Collyweston? 


Many properties are within conservation areas, so planning permission is often required.


How much does an architect cost in Collyweston? 


Costs vary depending on the size and type of project, so rather than quote a generic figure here, use our fee estimator for a realistic cost based on your specific project — it takes under two minutes.


How long does planning permission take in Collyweston? 


Most applications through North Northamptonshire Council take around 8 weeks, although heritage projects can take longer.


Do you work on Collyweston slate and heritage buildings? 


Yes, we regularly design projects that respond sensitively to traditional materials and historic context.

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