Jay Ashall Partnership Architects

Jay Ashall Partnership Architects Jay Ashall Partnership are Chartered Architects based in Cheshire and strive to achieve client’s visions through considerate design and innovative techniques.

With a wealth of knowledge we guide our clients through all stages of their project. The Jay Ashall Partnership Chartered Architects Practice was founded in 1989 and continues to remain an enthusiastic and progressive practice, designing buildings for the future always considering the social, historical and environmental impact of each commission. The Practice workload continues to expand nationwide with commissions within both the private and public sector.

Check out the visuals for a scheme for which we obtained planning permission earlier this year.The proposals included an...
18/08/2026

Check out the visuals for a scheme for which we obtained planning permission earlier this year.

The proposals included an extension to an existing dwelling and the conversion of a barn into two residential properties, on a site identified by the local authority as a non-designated heritage asset.
The design took a sensitive approach, retaining the barn’s agrarian character whilst removing a non-original link between the house and barn. This approach gained the support of the Council’s Heritage Officer.

We’re really pleased to see the approved proposals brought to life through these visuals!!

Our run of successful appeal decisions continues!!! Last week, we secured planning consent at appeal for the demolition ...
12/08/2026

Our run of successful appeal decisions continues!!!

Last week, we secured planning consent at appeal for the demolition of existing barns and construction of 2 no. barns for use as residential dwellings in the Cheshire countryside. The original application had been refused with the Council considering he site to be an unsustainable location for new residential development. In our statement of case, we demonstrated that the site's proximity to an existing settlement, together with a a regular bus service to Congleton, would help to minimise reliance on the car and associated journeys. The Inspector agreed that the previously developed nature of the site and the local housing shortage outweighed the shortcomings in its locational sustainability, allowing the appeal and granting planning permission.

Another great result for our client!

We were pleased to receive planning and listed building consent at the end of July for the er****on of two detached dwel...
11/08/2026

We were pleased to receive planning and listed building consent at the end of July for the er****on of two detached dwellings alongside a single storey extension to a Grade II listed thatched barn, now in residential use. The extension adopts a contemporary design approach, incorporating standing-seam zinc cladding. While contrasting with the traditional form and materials of the listed building, the simple, utilitarian form and use of zinc were considered appropriate to the site's rural setting, drawing reference from modern agricultural buildings. The scheme also introduces two distinct new dwelling designs, creating a more organic and less formal pattern of development than the previously approved scheme. We’re delighted to have secured consent for a scheme that carefully balances the character of the existing listed building with a contemporary approach to new development.

We are pleased to share another planning success for a domestic client for the demolition of an existing single storey u...
07/08/2026

We are pleased to share another planning success for a domestic client for the demolition of an existing single storey utility/ store extension and its replacement with a new single storey extension containing porch, shower room, rear utility area and storage space. The scheme was appropriate in its design and layout and in its material palette ensuring no harm on surrounding amenity.

We are around two months into building works The Quinta Primary School and its great to see works progressing well on si...
07/08/2026

We are around two months into building works The Quinta Primary School and its great to see works progressing well on site with foundations now being complete. Each stage brings us one step closer to helping create additional learning spaces and enhanced facilities for pupils, staff, and the wider school community. We're looking forward to sharing more progress as the building continues to take shape!

We were delighted to receive a successful appeal decision for a new permanent agricultural building supporting the conti...
06/08/2026

We were delighted to receive a successful appeal decision for a new permanent agricultural building supporting the continued growth of an established agricultural enterprise. Although the site is separate from the main farm complex, the Inspector agreed that the building is essential for the effective management and grazing of sheep on this parcel of land. A great result for our client and another positive planning outcome.

Permission in principle has been granted for a residential development of up to five dwellings in the Cheshire East Gree...
05/08/2026

Permission in principle has been granted for a residential development of up to five dwellings in the Cheshire East Green Belt. The Council agreed with our case that the site comprised grey belt land on the edge of an existing settlement boundary, and with the borough facing a housing land supply shortage, approved our application under delegated powers. Another positive result demonstrating how a well-reasoned planning case can unlock sustainable development opportunities.

Some more of our CGI renders showing an existing dwelling as is proposed following planning permission for extension, al...
29/07/2026

Some more of our CGI renders showing an existing dwelling as is proposed following planning permission for extension, alteration and refenestration to create a contemporary family home designed to balance clean architectural lines with warm, natural materials.

We’re pleased to share that planning permission has been granted for the change of use of an existing building to C3(b) ...
27/07/2026

We’re pleased to share that planning permission has been granted for the change of use of an existing building to C3(b) residential accommodation. The approved scheme will deliver 3 high-quality flatlets designed for supported living, meeting demand for this need in a residential area inside a town boundary. A positive step forward for inclusive and sustainable community development. -use

We are pleased to share that we recently obtained Permission in Principle for up to 3 new homes in Cheshire East. The si...
20/07/2026

We are pleased to share that we recently obtained Permission in Principle for up to 3 new homes in Cheshire East. The site lies in an existing residential area and in a sustainable location in the Borough.

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108 London Road
Holmes Chapel
CW47BD

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Tuesday 9am - 5:30pm
Wednesday 9am - 5:30pm
Thursday 9am - 5:30pm
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