Mickleham Architects

Mickleham is a rural village and small parish in the southeast of England in close proximity to two other villages Box Hill and  Headley. Lying on the western edge of the Mole Gap between the towns of Dorking and Leatherhead in Surrey, England. The village, which is 21 miles South of London, retains its 18th and 19th-century appearance with stone and brick walls and flint and tile roofs. Pockets of farmland are also enclosed within woodland with medium-sized fields dividing the naturally beautiful landscape. Currently, Mickleham is seen as an opportunity to develop and build in an area with ample green space and countryside, and so the possibility of extending your home are at an all time high. Developing and planning to require knowledge of the local community, as the area has many conservation areas and locally listed buildings adding historical value to the local area.

Our expert architects in Mickleham provide local planning application expertise with our extensive experience working within Surrey and the Greater London area. Drawing from an extensive precedent of developments, we would be able to support your application and provide you and provide valuable advice on the best Mickleham planning solutions. The rules and regulations for planning application and building regulation vary from council to council, but the village, situated within the LPA of Mole Valley, is known to be quite uncompromising in terms of preserving the local heritage and green belt designated open land. Our Mickleham architects are well versed in Mole Valley planning policy and have built up an array of relationships with members of the council’s planning team, giving us the upper edge to obtain planning permission in Mickleham.