The published Valuation Office stock table CTSOP4.1, stock at 31 March 2025, records 144,720 dwellings in Doncaster. Totalling its build period columns ourselves, 19,110 were built before 1919, which is 13.2%, and 29,630 between 1919 and 1939. That is 48,740 dwellings, or 33.7%, before 1940. 42,140 (29.1%) went up between 1945 and 1972, 14,400 (10.0%) between 1973 and 1982 and 38,260 (26.4%) since 1983.
Census 2021 table TS044 records 45.5% of households in semi detached houses, 24.1% detached, 21.1% terraced and 6.4% in purpose built flats.
That is extension, garage conversion and garden room stock. We would build a page for each of those three jobs, and name the road on every finished project we put up.
Bessacarr
37.0% detached and 38.1% semi detached at Census 2021. The council's Bessacarr conservation area, designated 6 January 2004, is described by the council as early twentieth century development of substantial dwellings on broad long garden plots with good sized front gardens and large rear plots.
Single and two storey rear extensions, garden rooms and garage conversions where the plot depth allows it.
Old Cantley and South Bessacarr
Old Cantley and South Bessacarr are both on the council's conservation area list alongside Bessacarr itself.
Extension and renovation work on larger houses inside the Old Cantley and South Bessacarr conservation areas, where the quote usually carries drawings.
Armthorpe
53.4% semi detached and 21.5% detached at Census 2021, with 16.3% terraced.
The repeatable job: rear extensions, garage conversions and kitchen knock throughs on post war semis, street after street.
Sprotbrough
46.4% detached and 47.2% semi detached at Census 2021, with 5.1% terraced and 0.8% flats. Sprotbrough was designated a conservation area on 21 December 1970.
Large detached extensions and full renovations, with matching materials on the village core inside the conservation area.
town
Town ward is 28.7% terraced with 20.4% in purpose built flats at Census 2021. The council's town centre conservation areas include Bennetthorpe, Christ Church, High Street, Market Place, St George's, South Parade, Thorne Road and Town Field.
Conversion, refurbishment and landlord repair rather than family extensions, and nearly all of it inside a conservation area boundary.