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Help wit Height of an Extension
linda_brew
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Can anyone tell me the maximum height for a rear ground floor extension of a terraced house under current planning? Is it 4m, 3.5m, 3.2m or some other height?
Is there a minimum? Are there any exception to the general rule?
thank you for reading.
Is there a minimum? Are there any exception to the general rule?
thank you for reading.
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I would say 4m for a pitched roof but there are sorts limiting factors.
Have a look at the Planning Portal, that will give you all the info you need.0 -
yes I thought it was 4m too. I had a meeting with pre application with the planners today and she said they prefer 3.2m. My proposal was 3.5m for a flat roof0
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There is a maximum of a 3m eaves height within 2m of a boundary - a terrace house may be affected by this0
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without planning permission you can go 3m to the eaves and 4 m to the top of the roof on a terraced house, you can out 3m and as wide as you fancy , this was correct 6 months ago for the watford area when we had ours built0
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Yes for a flat roof that's right.
Planning Portal will give you chapter and verse on this stuff, there are so many variations.0 -
If you need PP ie going beyond permitted development then there is no maximum, it's about what the planners like in your area. What does the 30cms give you, I expect they would prefer a pitched roof?0
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without planning permission you can go 3m to the eaves and 4 m to the top of the roof on a terraced house, you can out 3m and as wide as you fancy , this was correct 6 months ago for the watford area when we had ours built
had a read of the planning portal and its as you say. Not sure what she meant when she said 3.2 m0
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