Roe Green traces its story back to the 18th century, when the textile industry during the Industrial Revolution played a big part in shaping both its layout and its architectural character. Today, you’ll find a charming mix of Georgian and Victorian buildings here, each with its own elegant features that offer a glimpse into the lives of the people who once lived and worked in the area.

Different parts of the village each have their own style. In the center, you’ll see predominantly Georgian designs, while Victorian homes are more common on the outskirts. This variety is a big part of Roe Green’s appeal. During the 18th and 19th centuries, cotton spinning and weaving were major industries here, leading to the construction of mills and workers’ cottages—some of which still stand, albeit repurposed for modern use.

Roe Green is also home to several noteworthy landmarks protected by Historic England. These include the Grade II listed Roe Green Church and Worsley New Hall, both of which help preserve the village’s unique heritage.

As residential architects in Roe Green, we understand how important it is to honor the area’s architectural charm while meeting the needs of today’s homeowners. Whether we’re designing a custom build, refurbishing a historic property, or planning a well-considered extension, we always aim to balance tradition with modern comfort. We also handle planning permission requirements—especially crucial in conservation areas—and prioritize sustainable practices wherever possible.

At its heart, Roe Green is full of stories told through its buildings. Our role is to respect those stories while helping homeowners create new ones, blending old and new in a way that preserves the past while embracing the present. Our goal is to add value to every property and enrich the lives of those who call Roe Green home.