Property Potential Reviews in Gerrards Cross and South Bucks Don’t Sell Until You’ve Spoken to Landmark.

The garden side of 9 Woodchester Park at dusk: a red brick house with lit glazing along the ground floor, a terrace and a lawn
Project
9 Woodchester Park, Beaconsfield
Scope
Designed, engineered and built by Landmark

Before a board goes up, our planners, designers, engineers and builders show you what your house or plot could become, and be worth.

10/10 on Checkatrade, from 82 reviews

  • 10/10 On Checkatrade,
    from 82 reviews
  • 5 UK Property Award wins,
    2017 to 2024
  • 1997 Family-run,
    in Gerrards Cross

Three routes

Develop, Improve or Invest.

Whatever the property, the conversation starts with the people who can design it, take it through planning and build it.

1 to 4 Sandelswood View: a red brick building of homes with gables and bay windows behind a gravel drive
1 to 4 Sandelswood View, Beaconsfield

Develop

Land, plots and additional homes

Large gardens, corner plots, replacement houses and sites that may carry more than one home.

Valley Road living room: a floating oak staircase behind glass, a ring light and pale herringbone floor
Valley Road, Rickmansworth

Improve

Extensions, remodelling and refurbishment

For owners who like where they live but not how the house works.

The View, Slough: an eight-storey apartment building in buff brick and grey cladding with balconies
The View, Slough. Best Apartment / Condominium Development, Berkshire, UK Property Awards 2023 to 2024

Invest

Commercial and mixed-use buildings

Shops with uppers, offices, pubs, garages and tired commercial buildings, with planning, build cost and exit value assessed together.

Not sure which route fits? That is what the review is for.

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The Property Potential Review

What Your Site May Allow.

The first question is not whether you want to sell, but what the site may allow. The people who would design and build it take a first look, free of charge.

Fulmer Drive from directly above: two Landmark houses with grey slate roofs and roof lanterns, gravel drives in front, a terrace and lawn behind, and mature trees on the boundary
Fulmer Drive, Gerrards Cross, a Landmark scheme, from Landmark’s own film. Points 1 to 4 marked as a review reads them.
  1. Planning history

    Past decisions on the house and the street, and any restrictions.

  2. Access

    How the site is reached today, and how a second home would be reached.

  3. Site constraints

    Trees, boundaries, neighbours and the character of the road.

  4. Room to extend or replace

    What a better house, or a replacement house, could be.

  5. Additional homes

    Whether the plot may carry more than one.

  6. An indication of value

    What each route could mean for what the property is worth.

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Landmark homes

Built as Designed.
Handed Over Finished.

Every house here was delivered in full by Landmark, from the drawings to the handover.

The drawing room at Richmond Wood: twin sofas either side of a stone fireplace under a crystal chandelier
The drawing room at Richmond Wood.

Richmond Wood

A principal family residence, conceived, engineered and delivered in full by Landmark Group.

From structural design and building regulations through to the final interior, a single practice held the drawing, the engineering and the detail.

6
Bedroom suites
3
Storeys
1
Private cinema
38 Valley Road: a contemporary house in white render and dark cladding with a full-height glazed entrance

38 Valley Road

Rickmansworth

Five bedrooms over two storeys, planned around light and a garden elevation that opens along its whole length.

Best Residential Property, Hertfordshire. UK Property Awards 2019 to 2020, five stars.

Langtons: a three-storey house in buff brick with bay windows behind a gravel drive and trees

Langtons

Templewood Lane, Farnham Common

Five bedroom suites over three storeys, delivered as a finished house rather than a shell.

Award Winner, Residential Property, Buckinghamshire. UK Property Awards 2019 to 2020, for 2 Langtons.

Woodchester Park: two red brick family houses with steep gables, bay windows and grey-framed glazing around a gravel drive

Woodchester Park

Knotty Green, Beaconsfield

A group of family houses held to a single specification, each drawn, engineered and built by the same practice.

Landmark also won at the UK Property Awards in 2017 to 2018 and 2021 to 2022.

From idea to completion

One Team, One Journey.

Most owners deal with a different firm at every stage. At Landmark, the people who advise you are the people who deliver.

  1. 01

    Property

    Your house, plot or building.

  2. 02

    Assessment

    What the site may allow.

  3. 03

    Architecture

    The scheme, drawn.

  4. 04

    Planning

    The application and the case.

  5. 05

    Structural design

    Calculations and details.

  6. 06

    Costing

    A realistic build budget.

  7. 07

    Construction

    Built and managed by us.

  8. 08

    Completion

    Move in, let or sell.

The team

  • Mav Sandhu

    Managing Director

    BA (Hons) Town Planning. Built the planning team and leads development strategy.

  • Sukh Bal

    Planning Director

    Two decades with Landmark, running architectural services day to day.

  • Diviya Varsani

    Principal Architectural Technologist

    With Landmark since 2017: planning, building control and BIM.

  • Beniamin Romanet

    Principal Structural Engineer

    Master’s in structural engineering. Designs and manages the structure.

  • Ishwant Sandhu

    Creative Director

    More than 30 years of design behind every Landmark interior.

  • Dalbir S. Sandhu

    CEO

    Co-founder of Landmark Group, which the family still leads.

The Art Deco staircase at Richmond Wood: a black hand-formed balustrade of tall linked rectangles rising over lit stone treads
Richmond Wood’s Art Deco staircase: a hand-formed balustrade over illuminated stone treads.

Checkatrade reviews

“Planning in This Area Is Notoriously Difficult.”

An owner in Stoke Poges, April 2026, after Landmark took a double-storey side extension through planning.

A dining table set for four with a bowl of deep red roses under a silver lattice pendant, a bay window onto the garden behind
Inside a Landmark house on Fulmer Drive, Gerrards Cross, from Landmark’s own film.

“Mav came up with suggestions we had not thought of, such as two for one on the plot. The process of planning, submitting (and approval) was flawless.”

Planning services, SL2, June 2024

“Mav and the Landmark Group took over and turned a disaster into a success.”

A half-built house taken over, SL3, July 2025

“…excellent drawings, with the latest software showing masses of detail, carried out very quickly. Planning permission granted on first application.”

Refurbishment, extensions and a loft, KT10, January 2024

Rated 10/10 from 82 reviews on Checkatrade, where Landmark is listed as Landmark Architectural Services. Read the reviews

Questions

Worth Knowing Before We Meet.

Anything else? Call 01753 392292
or email info@landmark-group.co.uk.

Is the Property Potential Review really free?

Yes, it is complimentary. We look at the planning history, access and site constraints, the scope to extend or replace, and whether more homes could fit, with an indication of value.

Do I have to sell to Landmark?

No. Depending on what we find, we can seek planning, develop the site, bring it to market or talk about buying or partnering. The choice stays with you.

Can I see what could be built before deciding?

Send us the address and we prepare an initial visual of what may be possible, from an extension to a replacement house. It is a starting point, not formal planning advice.

What happens after the review?

You decide. If it finds real potential, the next step can be the Landmark Development MOT: a fixed-fee written report on the planning history, site constraints, development options, preliminary architectural comments, an approximate build budget, a likely end value and what to do next.

Which areas do you cover?

London and the Home Counties, most often Gerrards Cross, Beaconsfield, Windsor, Ascot, Sunningdale and the roads around them.

Can a solicitor or accountant refer a client?

Yes. When a client asks what to do with an inherited house or a large garden, we answer the planning, design, build and value questions together.

Book a review

Start With the Address.

Tell us the address and what you are considering. We will arrange a conversation, by phone or at our office in Gerrards Cross.

10/10 on Checkatrade, from 82 reviews. Read the reviews

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