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New build house plans/drawings
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Pow11890 said:ps2mint said:I would second going on your local council planning website for detailed plans.
We have recently purchased a new build and the sales office were more than happy to provide us with detailed kitchen plans and architectural drawings etc.When you say council - how can they assist? As it’s a new build? What plans will they be able to provide us with ??
We were also given a lot of information via our solicitors. A conveyancing pack should
have been sent to your solicitor which most probably contains the information which you need.1 -
ps2mint said:Pow11890 said:ps2mint said:I would second going on your local council planning website for detailed plans.
We have recently purchased a new build and the sales office were more than happy to provide us with detailed kitchen plans and architectural drawings etc.When you say council - how can they assist? As it’s a new build? What plans will they be able to provide us with ??
We were also given a lot of information via our solicitors. A conveyancing pack should
have been sent to your solicitor which most probably contains the information which you need.0 -
I took photos of the plans when sat in the sales office. I asked if I could have a copy so I could use them to know measurements etc, and they said no, so I just snapped a photo quickly haha!1
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Pow11890 said:ps2mint said:Pow11890 said:ps2mint said:I would second going on your local council planning website for detailed plans.
We have recently purchased a new build and the sales office were more than happy to provide us with detailed kitchen plans and architectural drawings etc.When you say council - how can they assist? As it’s a new build? What plans will they be able to provide us with ??
We were also given a lot of information via our solicitors. A conveyancing pack should
have been sent to your solicitor which most probably contains the information which you need.
Some round us have 100s of docs.
Surprising you have not gone through them already you may uncover some surprising information.
Builders love making changes and forget to tell the buyers.1 -
Planning drawings should be taken with a pinch of salt. While the external appearance and size of the building is fixed by planning, internal layouts will often be adjusted as the design develops to accommodate services etc. Even the external appearance can change if a non material amendment is submitted.1
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Thank you all! I have contacted the council to see if they can assist.0
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Did you look on their website? It will probably be quicker.
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Pow11890 said:ps2mint said:I would second going on your local council planning website for detailed plans.
We have recently purchased a new build and the sales office were more than happy to provide us with detailed kitchen plans and architectural drawings etc.When you say council - how can they assist? As it’s a new build? What plans will they be able to provide us with ??user1977 said:Aren't the plans for the planning permission (probably available on the council's website) sufficient for your needs?
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Our first house was a new build. We were not only shown detailed plans of the house, we were made to sign them as well. This was in 2014 though. I took photos of all of them and was offered photocopies if I wanted them.1
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