Two small plots can be worth more than the sum of their parts. Site assembly combines neighbouring plots and ownerships into one developable site — done discreetly, with every owner's interests aligned before anything goes near a planning application.

Neighbouring-plot potential assessed discreetly

One site, one planning strategy

Fair uplift-sharing structures for every owner

When plots are worth more together.

What your feasibility study covers

01 — The opportunity

A garden too small to build on becomes half of a two-house site. Backland strips, side plots and adjoining gardens often unlock schemes none of the owners could deliver alone — the assembled site carries value none of the parts do.

Structures that keep neighbours on the same side.

02 — Aligning owners

Assembly fails when owners feel played off against each other. We use agreed valuations and pre-set uplift-sharing terms so every owner knows their share before committing — the same option and promotion structures we use on single sites.

One site, one application.

03 — To consent

Once the ownerships are aligned we run the planning as a single scheme — one design, one application, one uplift event — and stand ready as the builder of what's approved.