CB23 · Coton · Cambridge
Bathrooms in Coton
We design and build family bathrooms, en-suites, principal suites and wet rooms — drawn around how a room is actually used, not how it photographs.

Coton · CB23
Coton
Working in Coton.
Coton — a small village immediately west of Cambridge, with characterful older cottages, post-war family homes and a quiet conservation area at its centre.
Most extension work in Coton involves either matching existing brickwork on older properties or working with the more flexible footprints of post-war homes. The conservation area covers the village core.
What we do
Bathrooms we build in Coton.
- —Family bathrooms and en-suites
- —Principal bathroom suites with bath, walk-in shower and twin basins
- —Wet rooms with full tanking and underfloor heating
- —Stone, marble, microcement, and large-format tile installations
- —First and second fix plumbing, electrics, ventilation
- —Specialist tiling and stone fabrication
Also in Coton
Other things we do in Coton.
Extensions in Coton
Rear, side, wraparound and two-storey extensions, drawn and built by one team.
ExploreKitchens in Coton
Designed kitchens with joinery and stone, refits and as part of an extension.
ExploreGarden Rooms in Coton
Garden offices, studios, gyms and annexes — built like a house, not a shed.
ExploreCommon questions
About bathrooms in Coton.
- How long does a bathroom take?
- A family bathroom or en-suite typically runs three to five weeks on site. Principal suites or full wet rooms with structural work run longer.
- Can you reconfigure the layout?
- Yes — we routinely move walls, soil stacks and openings to make a bathroom work properly. We'll only do it where it's worth the disruption.
- Do you fit my own choice of fittings?
- Yes. If you'd like to specify your own brassware or stone, we'll fit it. We'll also tell you where we think a different choice would work better.
- How much does a Coton bathroom cost?
- Mid-range family bathrooms typically run £12k–£25k including stone or tile. Principal suites and full wet rooms sit higher.
