Verity & Beverley
Architectural design, project management and consultancy for residential property owners in the Cotswolds
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-08
About Verity & Beverley
Verity & Beverley provides architectural and interior design, project management and lead consultant services for new-build, renovation, extension and refurbishment projects. Its work includes planning and heritage services, construction details, tendering and contract administration.
The firm works with residential property clients and coordinates independent consultants, specialists and suppliers. Services cover listed and unlisted properties, including bespoke houses and existing homes.
VERITY & BEVERLEY LIMITED is a UK limited company founded in 2002 and headquartered in Tetbury. Its featured projects include country houses and cottages in the Cotswolds.
Product: Residential architecture, interior design, project management and lead consultant services.
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