Granny Annex finished in Larch Timber - No planning permission required
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 18 ส.ค. 2022
- One Bedroom Annexe, finished in Larch Timber Cladding with Aluminium doors and windows, with a fibreglass roof. Once again no planning permission required.
Very beautiful. Congratulations.
Thank you
I can’t believe you built this without planning permission in the uk
Lovely job
I want this annexe in my garden 🤩
Anyone can have one of annexes, feel free to contact us.
Love this unit just wondering who supplied and fitted it not much information on here but beautiful lodge
All the annexes you see on this channel are created are individually designed to your individual requirements, and don't require planning permission by Mobile Annexe. Visit mobileannexe.com
Sounds great l have a big garden and want to fit in a small lodge to cater for my parent in older age but the size is 23feetx16 and she wants to make it as mobile as possible but obviously keeping it in with the main house as well for washing clothes ect but wants independence in the lodge it sounds exactly what we are looking for any price ideas ?
@@joannewatso7039 Unfortunately I am unable to give you a price without knowing a lot more detail and viewing the site to gauge ease of getting power and water to the annexe and waste away.
And another thing that I forgot to ask you was how long roughly do these take to put up and get all utilities done? Thanks
@@mobileannexe l will definitely be in touch with you tomorrow and see when you can come and look at the site for me l am in Essex so you probably will
Is it possible to build an annex of 4.0 m Wide x 3.6 m long?
Either as a studio or loft bed (? maybe require planning permission because of height exceeding 2.4 m). If so what is the likely cost for a basic model?
Yes, we can build an annexe 4m x 3.6m. The caravan act states a maximum internal height of 3.05m. We generally build to 2.4m internally which is the same as the majority of new builds. It is very difficult to give you a price without more details. Please email enquiries@mobileannexe.com or call me 07770 365734 so we can discuss further.
A wonderful home for my guests! Tell me what are the dimensions of this house in terms of external parameters and the height of the ceilings ?
This one is 10m x 5m with an internal height of 2.4m
@@mobileannexe Thank you for your attention!
This is beautiful, i bet it would cost an arm and a leg...price estimate please?
Finishing an Annexe in Larch Timber is a little more expensive, this one is 11m x 5m and cost around £90,000, prices are dependent on ground work costs and prevailing material costs though.
Hi, each one is different, ballpark £65-£70k
Hi i am interested in a building like the one shown should I buy it first or apply for planning permission first?
You must apply for a certificate of lawful development first
We apply on your behalf if you prefer, it costs £197.22. The council charges £167, and it costs £30.22 for a location and a block plan.
Lovely. Where are your offices situated please?
Near Stansted Airport, we can build annexes covering much of Greater London, Essex, Hertfordshire, Kent, Suffolk, South and East Cambridgeshire and Mid Bedfordshire.
Sorry not our area, thanks for your reply though.
Hi Veronica email me enquiries@mobileannexe.com with your address I still may be able to help.
I live in a flat for the elderly in Northam, North Devon and would dearly love to live in a cabin home. Don’t think it’s going to be possible though because I don’t have land to build on.
@@veronicaannedarby7788 Hi Veronica, you are quite correct, it is very difficult to prove to the council,, ancillary use when living in a block of flats
how do you deal with the toilet and water waste ?
We run into the same mains as the house, if it is up hill we use an external silent chambered bilge pump to pump it to the house waste chamber. Or we would need to an external biodisc Klargester
How is no planning permission required when there’s a kitchen and plumbing? The laws around this don’t seem that clear!
It is the same laws that allow a static caravan to have plumbing and a kitchen. The laws are very clear, as long as the caravan is used for ancillary purposes then the council can't deny you, even if they have all the facilities of a house. Appeal decisions we use prove this fact as part of the planning applications we send to the council. Hence, why we have a 100% success rate gaining a Certificate of Lawful Development.
@@mobileannexe I'm also confused on this, if there's a toilet kitchen and a bed then I don't see how it's ancillary. Surely it's a dwelling!
The ancillary argument is a tricky one, you are allowed all the facilities of a static caravan ie kitchen, bathroom etc. You have to prove the argument that the annexe is ancillary but stating who lives in the caravan and that they will share facilities and eat meals in the main dwelling. The caravan wholly relies on the house for power, water and sewage. Without the house the caravan couldn’t function, therefore it is ancillary. However, the annexe has to be smaller than the main dwelling.
If you take the bed out the drawings you will be 100% fine as this is then a work/studio
You would could also remove the kitchen, and build under permitted development. As soon as you sleep in it you have to use the caravan act
How much that cost
An 11m x 5m annexe costs approximately £90k.
How come I would not need planing permission to do it?
Because we utilise the caravan act therefore we only need a certificate of lawful development, so it becomes a legal argument, not a planning one, so we have a 100% success rate obtaining one with councils
How much an annex like that cost?
That particular one cost around £95k
@@mobileannexe Buy a house for that price, 95k people have too much money no sense
As you can see It is a timber bungalow that we build, but in such a way that it classed differently, so no planning permission is required.
Roughly how much would this kind cost
Around £100,000
No way is that 5 m
That internal width can’t be much more than 3 m unless the walls are 1m thick
The walls are 200mm thick and insulated with knauff Dritherm 37 to make the Annexe nice and cosy for all year use.