As homes grow smaller relative to expanding families, many are considering garden buildings as a feasible solution. These structures, increasingly popular, can often be built without planning permission by adhering to specific regulations. However, restrictions apply based on the location and type of property. If a home lacks permitted development rights or is within special zones, permission may be necessary. Key regulations include height limits and the requirement that buildings must not dominate the front garden space or exceed certain area allowances.
Building in your garden can be an effective solution to space issues, often without needing planning permission, depending on regulations and local guidelines.
Most garden buildings don’t require planning permission, but you must follow certain criteria to ensure compliance with local regulations.
Properties in designated areas or listed homes don’t typically have permitted development rights, necessitating a check with local planning offices.
Key regulations include restrictions on height and location, such as ensuring garden builds aren’t situated in front of the home.
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