How Much Does a Mansard Loft Conversion Cost?

Bright finished loft conversion living area with sloped ceiling and plants

Mansard Loft Conversion Prices.

From Around £37,400.

A mansard loft conversion rebuilds the back of the roof with a steep, almost vertical slope and a nearly flat top. It’s the type of conversion that creates the most usable space, and it’s often seen on period terraces where it fits in with the style of the street.

At ST Lofts, mansard conversions start from around £37,400 for a small loft. Most mansards are larger projects and finish well above that, so the most accurate way to see a figure for your home is our loft conversion cost calculator.

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The cost calculator gives you a guide price in minutes. For an exact price, book a free survey. We’ll come out, look at your loft, talk through what you’d like and then send you a full, itemised quote.

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What's Included in the Price

A mansard is a significant structural project. Our price typically includes rebuilding the rear roof, structural steelwork and new floor joists, roofing with slate or tile, windows (often set into small dormers within the slope), insulation, a new staircase, electrics, plastering and building control sign-off.

Most mansard conversions take around ten to fourteen weeks on site.

Bright converted loft room with bi-fold doors opening to outdoor terrace

What Affects the Price.

What Affects the Cost of a Mansard Loft Conversion

The main things that affect the cost of a mansard conversion are:

  • Loft size. Mansards cover the whole rear of the roof, so floor area makes a big difference.
  • Planning requirements. Mansards almost always need planning permission, and conservation areas may ask for specific materials.
  • Materials. Natural slate, lead work and traditional windows cost more than standard finishes.
  • Party walls. Raising the party walls on a terrace adds structural work and needs agreement from the neighbours.
  • Extras. An en-suite, extra windows or built-in storage add to the price.
Bright converted loft space with large roof windows and white walls

Is It Right for You?

Is a Mansard Loft Conversion Right for Your Home?

A mansard suits homes where you want the maximum possible space, and it’s especially common on Victorian and Georgian terraces. Because it changes the shape of the roof so much, it usually needs full planning permission, so it’s worth allowing extra time for that stage.

If planning is a concern, a rear dormer can often achieve a similar result with fewer restrictions. Our guide to planning permission for loft conversions in Bristol explains what’s involved.

Finished loft conversion bedroom with vaulted ceiling and exposed beams

Compare Loft Conversion Costs.

Other Types of Loft Conversion

Velux Loft Conversion Cost
From around £30,000

Dormer Loft Conversion Cost
From around £40,300

Hip to Gable Loft Conversion Cost
From around £42,000

L Shaped Loft Conversion Cost
From around £39,600

Not sure which type suits your home? Our cost calculator lets you compare all five side by side.

Get Your Mansard Loft Conversion Price

Our free online calculator gives you an instant price for a mansard loft conversion based on the size of your loft, with options for an en-suite, extra windows and more.

When you’re ready, we’ll arrange a free, no-obligation survey and give you a full, itemised quote.

Converted loft home office with green walls, Velux window and wooden desk
Bright loft bedroom conversion with Velux roof windows and wooden beams

Got Questions?

Frequently Asked Questions.

Common questions about the cost of a mansard loft conversion.

Mansard conversions with ST Lofts start from around £37,400 for a small loft, with most finishing higher because they’re usually larger projects. Use our cost calculator for an instant price for your loft.

In most cases, yes. Because a mansard changes the shape of the roof significantly, it’s rarely covered by permitted development.

If you need the maximum amount of space, often yes. A mansard gives near-vertical walls and full head height across almost the whole room.

Most mansard conversions take around ten to fourteen weeks on site, plus time for planning permission beforehand.