SITE UNSEEN

A design-led report to help you see what’s possible with your home

Whether you're buying, selling, or planning a renovation — Site Unseen gives you strategic insight before you commit.


What is Site Unseen?


Site Unseen is a concise architectural feasibility report — designed to give clarity, options, and early cost insight without committing to full architectural services.

Buyers

Assess potential before you commit

Homeowners

Explore how your space could work better

Sellers

Help buyers see what your home could become


What’s included?


Content Essential Enhanced
Existing site / property review
Opportunities for improvement
Planning Considerations
Conceptual Plan Layouts
Indicative Cost Insights
Matterport Survey
Home Energy Upgrade Plan
3D massing study of extensions/additions
Rendered image of key space
Colour and material palette for key space

What does it cost


Pricing Essential Enhanced
1–2 Bedrooms £1,425 £2,850
3–4 Bedrooms £1,750 £3,150
5–6 Bedrooms £2,250 £3,450
7+ Bedrooms / Complex Sites Price on application

How it works


Step 1 You send basic info
(Min. estate agent plan required for Essential)
Step 2 We gather data and prepare your report
Step 3 We send your report as a clear PDF
Step 4 Option to develop into full architectural service

More about…… Home Energy Upgrade Plan


In association with our partners at Ecofurb our Enhanced Plan includes a comprehensive Home Energy Upgrade Plan which uses advanced home energy assessment diagnostics to create a clear and cost-effective plan of action for upgrading the energy performance of homes.  This includes;

  • A survey of the existing property by a qualified Retrofit Assessor.

  • A fully customised report filled with quality-assured retrofit advice.

  • A phased roadmap of energy efficiency measures.

  • Ongoing support from a Retrofit Coordinator throughout the retrofit project.

  • Access to to quality-assured installer network and installation oversight


Not ready yet? Download our sample report or browse our frequently asked questions