From traditional homes to more modern builds, Barnet has a wide variety of property styles. We offer a range of loft conversion types to suit different home layouts and roof structures:
Mansard Loft Conversion
Best suited to period homes, a mansard conversion involves changing the roofline to create a box-shaped extension with a flat roof. This design offers excellent internal headroom and maximises space, making it ideal for larger loft conversions such as master suites or multiple rooms. Planning permission is usually required.
Dormer Loft Conversion
A dormer is one of the most popular types of loft conversions in Barnet. It extends the roof vertically to add floor space and head height. Dormer loft conversions can be designed with large windows or Juliet balconies and are perfect for bedrooms, offices or en-suite bathrooms. Most dormer conversions fall under Permitted Development rights, meaning you may not need planning permission.
L-Shape Loft Conversion
Common in Edwardian and Victorian terraces across Barnet, the L-shape conversion joins two dormers at a right angle. It creates a large footprint, often big enough for two rooms – perfect for families needing extra space. This option also works well for creating a private top-floor suite or guest area.
Velux Loft Conversion
A Velux conversion is the simplest and most budget-friendly option. It doesn’t alter the existing roof structure, but adds skylight windows to bring in natural light. It’s perfect for lofts with good head height and works well for quiet home offices, hobby rooms, or cosy bedrooms.
Hip-to-Gable Loft Conversion
Ideal for semi-detached or end-of-terrace homes in Barnet, a hip-to-gable loft conversion straightens the sloping side of a hipped roof to create a vertical gable wall. When combined with a rear dormer, these conversions add a significant amount of space and transform the loft into a fully usable room.