New Builds In Fulham
Most new homes in Fulham are built on small infill plots, corner sites or the footprint of an older building. Every new dwelling needs full planning permission, and on a tight London site, the design has to work with the terraces around it. Light, privacy, party walls and access for materials all need thinking through before the application goes in, and that is where early advice saves time.
Lemon Tree Construction prepares the application to the London Borough of Hammersmith and Fulham with your architect, then coordinates the structural engineer and building control through the build. Householder and non-major decisions usually take 8 weeks; major schemes take 13 weeks. We build those timescales into the programme, so groundworks, structure, roofing and services follow on without long gaps.
Each new Fulham home we build meets the Future Homes Standard, including a heat pump instead of a gas boiler, high insulation, good airtightness and solar panels where the roof suits them. Our family-run team travels in from Frimley, fully insured and using responsibly sourced timber.
Full Project Management
From initial design concepts to the final handover, we oversee every detail.
Customisation
We work to your exact specifications, ensuring your new build reflects your style, needs, and preferences.
Sustainable Building Practices
We are committed to environmentally-friendly construction, using sustainable materials and energy-efficient methods where possible.
Transparency
Clear communication and transparent pricing ensure there are no hidden surprises.
Full Project Management For New Builds In Fulham

Most Fulham streets are lined with Victorian and Edwardian terraces, so a new build here tends to be an infill house, a rebuild behind a retained frontage or a replacement on a corner plot. Each comes with tight access and neighbours on both sides. We run the whole project, coordinating the architect and structural engineer, preparing material for the planning application with the London Borough of Hammersmith and Fulham, serving party wall notices and arranging building control. Our site lead schedules deliveries around parking rules and keeps a constrained site moving.
Customisation For New Builds In Fulham

On a London plot, the design has to make every square metre earn its place. We help you work out priorities: perhaps a bigger open-plan ground floor, a roof terrace, built-in wardrobes or a study tucked under the stairs. Your architect develops the layout, and we price the exact specification you choose, from kitchen units and bathroom fittings to flooring and window frames. When you approve the design for your Fulham home, that is what we build, and any change you request afterwards is costed and agreed before work on it begins.
Sustainable Building Practices For New Builds In Fulham

A compact London site does not excuse a house from the Future Homes Standard, and we would not want it to. Our homes here are heated by a heat pump, often a quiet unit placed on a flat roof or in a side passage, with no gas supply needed. Walls and roof are heavily insulated, the structure is airtight, and heat recovery ventilation keeps rooms fresh. Solar panels are added where planning and the roof permit, and timber is responsibly sourced. In Fulham that means lower bills and steadier temperatures through the year.
Transparency For New Builds In Fulham

On a busy street, you want to know exactly what is happening and what it will cost. Our quotes break the build into clear stages, and items that often catch people out in Fulham, such as party wall surveyor fees, parking suspensions and skip licences, are discussed openly at the start. Provisional sums are labelled with a short explanation. During construction you receive written updates and have a direct line to your project lead, and every change is priced and signed off by you before anyone carries it out.
