Wide curved stone steps leading up to a paved terrace beside a new stone house at Tinwell, in Rutland

LE15 · Oakham, Uppingham, Empingham, Ryhall, Tinwell

Builders in Rutland

New homes, extensions and renovations in Rutland, from Oakham and Uppingham to the stone villages between.

Rutland is England’s smallest historic county, and building here is mostly building in stone. Its villages are limestone, and a new house or an extension has to sit among them. Our new build at Tinwell is one example: a stone-fronted house with three gables, built from the foundations up.

We work in Oakham and Uppingham and in the villages around them, from Empingham and Ketton to Ryhall and Exton, for people who are building new, extending or renovating an older house.

Local stone

Rutland is limestone country, and Ketton and Clipsham are two of its well-known building stones. A new wall or an extension in an old village looks best when the stone matches what is already there.

Which council

Applications in Rutland go to Rutland County Council, and many of the county’s villages have a conservation area of their own, so it is worth checking before you draw anything.

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