Consideration of "original" house can go back centuries

In this video, I look at Appeal Decisions relevant to outbuildings, with specific regard to the limitation E.1(c): The proposed outbuilding cannot be built …. if any part …. would be situated on land forward of a wall forming the principal elevation of the original dwellinghouse. I look at how the qualifier “original” can make a big difference to the outcome. In the second case considered, I illustrate how a consideration of the "original" house can go back centuries.
0.00 Intro
0:27 Project 1
1:30 Project 2
This is just one video of the 17-part "Principal Elevation" series that looks at Planning Appeal Decisions for Permitted Development householder applications.
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