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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 มี.ค. 2022
- In this video, discover the rules for building additional storeys under Permitted Development.
This video has 3 sections:
1.Exclusions, looking at which houses are excluded from eligibility for Additional Storeys.
2.Limits examines the detail of what can be built, including topics such as the number of storeys, the maximum height that a roof ridge can be raised, the importance of the principal part of the house and the topmost storey, the roof pitch of the additional storey, visible support structures and external works added outside the curtilage of the house.
3.Conditions, looking mostly at how to engage with the planning authority.
This is video No 7 in a series of videos and it is recommended that you watch videos 1 and 2 before you watch this one.
The entire video series comprises:
1.Eligibility of your House for Permitted Development
2.10 conditions for ALL extensions built under permitted development
3.Rules for building rear
extensions under permitted development
4.Rules for building side extensions under permitted development
5.Rules for building roof conversions under permitted development
6.Rules for adding outbuildings, porches etc under permitted development
7.Rules for building additional storeys under permitted development
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I've looked through several PD videos and you've defo got the best shizzle on this tricky area.
Wow, thanks!
Legend ❤
Thanks :)
Good video..thanks!
Glad you liked it!
Thank you for the great content. I have a 3 storey townhouse.
I have a conservatory and I plan to rebuild ( with bricks) / use as an extension under the PD rules. Would it be possible to build on top of this (the conservatory once rebuilt) with the new PD rules?
Glad you like it. Unfortunately, your proposal falls foul of the rule that says extending upwards is only possible over the principal part of the house (see 5:18). However, a rear 2-storey extension is possible under PD rules subject to a max depth of 3m.
@@efkor Thank you!
hi, great content and very informative. a question please, I have purchased a semi with a large side single storey extension running full length (back to front) of the house. I am considering building up one storey but only half the width of the lower extension. is this PD? hope I've explained myself correctly. cheers
Unfortunately not
Gareth you lazy herbert, only takes a little bit of time to know that from a little research, starting with this geezers videos.
Very interesting video. My neighbour has built an additional storey on to the outrigger to the back of his terraced house. The house was built before 1948. It's not clear it is allowed.. Is it..?
One of the many conditions is "The house must be constructed between 01 July 1948 and 28 Oct 2018". You say the house was built before 1948 and so it doesn't comply on this basis.
Hi my additonal storey application is on the verge of being refused as being out of character with rest of the street.
Is there anything that can be done?
My house is semi detatched
Hi Mustak, from what you say, you will need to amend the design. Councils are rejecting such applications unless the additional storey really fits in with the surrounding environment. Good luck
My design is the simplest that i can possibly do with matching materials included. The only thing that they don't like is that my house will be taller than my attatched neighbours' house and the rest of the street.
It complies with height restrictions and every other guideline.