The work we do in Ashby-de-la-Zouch
An historic market town with a strong heritage core and a thriving modern fringe. High proportion of period buyers who want sympathetic, painted-look composite doors.
Around the castle, cottages need traditional flush sashes and timber-look mouldings, so we use Residence Collection and Sculptured 70 profiles. Permitted development is restricted on front elevations in the conservation area, and we flag that at survey. Racing red or sage green doors are the colours asked for most.
The spec we fit most often in Ashby-de-la-Zouch: Racing red or sage green Tenby + Sculptured 70 flush casements with Heritage hardware.
Georgian and Regency townhouses on Market Street and Bath Street, 20th-century semis through Money Hill and modern detached stock toward Smisby Road.
Heritage cottages around the Castle need traditional flush sashes and timber-look mouldings — we use Residence Collection and Sculptured 70 profiles where appropriate.
Significant parts of central Ashby sit inside the Ashby-de-la-Zouch Conservation Area; permitted development is restricted on front elevations.
Before your Ashby-de-la-Zouch survey
In LE65 we fit from Market Street and Bath Street to the 20th-century semis in Money Hill and newer detached homes toward Smisby Road. North West Leicestershire District Council handles planning. Ashby is around 35 minutes from our workshop, and the survey and written quote cost nothing. On the newer homes toward Smisby Road, standard A-rated casements from £450 a window are usually all that is needed, and there are no conservation limits to worry about.