Architecture and Planning Services in Rutland: Field and Fox’s Tailored Approach for Oakham, Uppingham and Beyond

Architecture and Planning Services in Rutland: Field and Fox’s Tailored Approach for Oakham, Uppingham and Beyond

At Field and Fox, we combine thoughtful design with local insight to deliver architecture and planning services that reflect the character and charm of Rutland, from the historic streets of Oakham to the distinctive rural elegance of Uppingham. Our approach blends contemporary vision with deep respect for heritage—ensuring every project enhances its surroundings, whether it’s a new build, renovation, or rural development.

Local Expertise, Timeless Design

Field and Fox is proud to service Rutland, England’s smallest county with some of the most beautiful landscapes and architecture in the country. Our familiarity with local planning policies, conservation requirements, and the unique vernacular architecture of Oakham and Uppingham allows us to create homes and developments that are both innovative and in harmony with the environment.

Whether you’re considering a barn conversion in the countryside, a sensitive extension in a conservation area, or a modern family home, we understand the balance between design ambition and planning feasibility.

Architecture in Oakham: Bridging Heritage and Modern Living

As the county town of Rutland, Oakham is rich in architectural history, with characterful stone cottages, Georgian townhouses, and traditional village layouts. Field and Fox works with homeowners, developers, and landowners to ensure that every architectural intervention—whether a renovation, infill development, or bespoke new home—respects this historic context while introducing functional, light-filled spaces for modern living.

Our architectural services in Oakham include:

  • Bespoke residential architecture

  • Conservation area applications

  • Listed building advice and redesign

  • Planning applications and appeals

  • Sustainable design solutions

Planning Services in Uppingham: Navigating Complexity with Confidence

In the heart of Rutland’s rolling countryside, Uppingham is known for its independent character and thriving community. Planning in and around Uppingham requires a thoughtful and experienced approach—particularly when dealing with rural exception sites, green belt land, or conservation constraints.

Field and Fox offers:

  • Full planning consultancy

  • Site feasibility studies

  • Pre-application advice

  • Outline and full planning submissions

  • Design and access statements

We work closely with local authorities, heritage consultants, and ecological experts to create applications that are robust, compelling, and locally sensitive.

Why Choose Field and Fox in Rutland?

  • Local Knowledge: We bring authentic insight to every project.

  • Design-Driven: Our architects create timeless, elegant spaces tailored to our clients’ lifestyles.

  • Planning Expertise: We have a strong track record of successful planning approvals across Rutland, including Oakham, Uppingham, and surrounding villages.

  • Client-Centric: From concept to completion, we listen carefully and work collaboratively with our clients to bring their vision to life.

Recent Projects

  • Barn conversion in the Rutland countryside: A sustainable transformation of a redundant agricultural building into a light-filled family home.

  • Oakham town extension: A two-storey extension in a conservation area that harmonises stone detailing with contemporary interiors.

  • Uppingham garden plot development: A carefully designed infill dwelling on a complex backland site, navigating tree preservation orders and tight planning constraints.

Get in Touch

If you’re planning a project in Rutland, whether in Oakham, Uppingham, or the surrounding villages, Field and Fox offers the expertise, creativity, and local understanding to help you realise it. Contact us for an initial consultation and see how we can bring your vision to life—beautifully, responsibly, and with lasting value.

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