Updated 29 October 2026 · 53 new leads in the last 30 days
Find construction leads in Powys from new planning applications across Welshpool, Newtown and the wider county area.
Data sourced from Powys County Council planning records and refreshed regularly.
53
New Leads (30 Days)
£130,288
Average Project Value
15
High Value Projects
Over £100k
Extensions
Most Common Project
Powys County Council's 30 year housing business plan sets out a pipeline of new council homes across the county, including 16 new homes in Ystradgynlais, 18 in Llanrhaeadr-ym-Mochnant, and 16 eco-friendly bungalows on the site of a former school in Welshpool. In Newtown, Clos Robert Owen has delivered 32 modern, affordable homes, while technical work is complete for a further 13 homes in Llanfyllin. The county's Local Development Plan, which ran from 2011 to 2026, is being replaced, with a new deposit plan due for statutory consultation. Away from these schemes, established market towns keep a steady flow of extensions and loft conversions.
Here's a breakdown of the most common types of construction projects in Powys over the past 30 days.
In Powys, Extensions are the most common project type, appearing in 21 of the 53 leads tracked in the last 30 days, with Heritages also showing consistent demand alongside Garden Rooms. Projects can fall into more than one category, so these figures don't need to add up to the total.
The architects and planning consultants submitting the most construction-related applications in Powys, based on recent planning records.
Understanding typical project values in Powys helps you prioritise the most profitable leads and manage your workload effectively. These ranges are a general guide to the scale of work involved. Individual project costs vary by design, specification, and site conditions.
Higher-value projects are often found around Welshpool and Newtown, where larger properties support more extensive renovation budgets.
| Project Type | Area | Est. Value | Description | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Extension | GWALIA, PEN-RHOS, LLANYMYNECH, SY22 6QE | £50k–£100k | Proposed extensions to dwelling and change of use of land for new vehicular access. | Approved |
| Side Extension | Ceunant Coch, Llangadfan, powys, SY21 0QQ | £50k–£100k | Erection of side extension. | Approved |
| Extension | OAKLANDS, GLASBURY, HEREFORD, HR3 5LH | £50k–£100k | Erection of an extension. | Approved |
| Extension | TREWERN ISAF, LLANRHAEADR-YM-MOCHNANT, OSWESTRY, SY10 0DP | £50k–£100k | Extension to an existing slurry lagoon and provision of an additional lagoon for parlour washings. | Approved |
| Extension | MAES-Y-COED HOUSE, MAES-Y-COED, YSTRADGYNLAIS, SWANSEA, SA9 2JZ | £50k–£100k | Proposed extension to existing outbuilding to form a granny annexe ancillary to the main dwelling. | Pending |
Extension
GWALIA, PEN-RHOS, LLANYMYNECH, SY22 6QE
Proposed extensions to dwelling and change of use of land for new vehicular access.
Side Extension
Ceunant Coch, Llangadfan, powys, SY21 0QQ
Erection of side extension.
Extension
OAKLANDS, GLASBURY, HEREFORD, HR3 5LH
Erection of an extension.
Extension
TREWERN ISAF, LLANRHAEADR-YM-MOCHNANT, OSWESTRY, SY10 0DP
Extension to an existing slurry lagoon and provision of an additional lagoon for parlour washings.
Extension
MAES-Y-COED HOUSE, MAES-Y-COED, YSTRADGYNLAIS, SWANSEA, SA9 2JZ
Proposed extension to existing outbuilding to form a granny annexe ancillary to the main dwelling.
| Project Type | Area | Est. Value | Description | Status |
|---|
| Project Type | Area | Est. Value | Description | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Garage Conversion | Plot 2, development 50m ene of Brooklands, Y Deri, Llanigon, Hereford | £25k–£50k | Proposal to construct a new detached garage to the side of the property. | Approved |
| New Build | LANE BUNGALOW, LAUNDRY LANE, MOELYGARTH, WELSHPOOL, SY21 9JF | £250k–£1m | Erection of a replacement dwelling and installation of package treatment plant. | Approved |
| Garden Room | Presteigne | £250k–£1m | Alterations to building including balcony creation and changes to roof and fenestration. | Withdrawn |
| Heritage | SUTTON BARN, HIGH STREET, PRESTEIGNE, LD8 2BA | Under £25k | Form new internal door opening. | Approved |
| Heritage | COMMUNITY CENTRE AND PREMISES, OWAIN GLYNDWR CENTRE, 69 MAENGWYN STREET, MACHYNLLETH, SY20 8EE | £100k–£250k | Repairs and improvements to internal fabric including window repairs and installation of energy efficiency measures. | Withdrawn |
Garage Conversion
Plot 2, development 50m ene of Brooklands, Y Deri, Llanigon, Hereford
Proposal to construct a new detached garage to the side of the property.
New Build
LANE BUNGALOW, LAUNDRY LANE, MOELYGARTH, WELSHPOOL, SY21 9JF
Erection of a replacement dwelling and installation of package treatment plant.
Garden Room
Presteigne
Alterations to building including balcony creation and changes to roof and fenestration.
Heritage
SUTTON BARN, HIGH STREET, PRESTEIGNE, LD8 2BA
Form new internal door opening.
Heritage
COMMUNITY CENTRE AND PREMISES, OWAIN GLYNDWR CENTRE, 69 MAENGWYN STREET, MACHYNLLETH, SY20 8EE
Repairs and improvements to internal fabric including window repairs and installation of energy efficiency measures.
Data sourced from Powys County Council planning records and refreshed regularly.
A snapshot of recent construction opportunities across Powys.
GWALIA, PEN-RHOS, LLANYMYNECH, SY22 6QE
Proposed extensions to dwelling and change of use of land for new vehicular access.
Plot 2, development 50m ene of Brooklands, Y Deri, Llanigon, Hereford
Proposal to construct a new detached garage to the side of the property.
Ceunant Coch, Llangadfan, powys, SY21 0QQ
Erection of side extension.
LANE BUNGALOW, LAUNDRY LANE, MOELYGARTH, WELSHPOOL, SY21 9JF
Erection of a replacement dwelling and installation of package treatment plant.
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Approved
73%
Pending
0%
Refused
In Powys, 27% of planning applications are approved, 73% are still pending, and 0% are refused. Pending applications can give builders an opportunity to make contact while projects are still at an early stage.
Reaching out while applications are still active helps you get ahead of the pack.
Based on planning applications submitted over the last 30 days.
Among applications tracked by BuildAlert in Powys, the median time from submission to decision is 12 weeks. Smaller projects like extensions tend to be approved more quickly, while larger developments can take longer.
Based on approved applications with recorded decision dates over the last 3 months.
In Powys, 68% of planning applications are domestic and 32% are commercial. Both segments offer opportunities depending on the scale of work you take on.
The council's pipeline of new-build schemes across Ystradgynlais, Welshpool, Newtown, and Llanfyllin is set to bring sustained construction activity to Powys over the coming years. Away from these sites, established market towns across the county support a steady, more standard flow of extension and loft conversion work, within the constraints of the county's evolving planning framework.
Planning applications highlight upcoming work, giving you a chance to get in touch before builders are shortlisted.
Approved applications can be particularly valuable because the project has cleared a major planning hurdle and may be moving closer to construction.
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