Occasionally permitted development rights have been removed from  properties with regard to garage conversions and therefore you should contact your local planning authority before proceeding, particularly if you live on a new housing development or in a conservation area. Where work is proposed to a listed building, listed building consent may be required.

The above details are a guide only and are not exhaustive. Every property is unique and your home could have restrictions on it’s permitted development rights. Holland and Green recommend all of our clients obtain a Certificate of Lawful Development before undertaking any building work. A Certificate of Lawful Development is a legally binding document from your Local Council confirming that the work you are undertaking falls within permitted development allowances.

PERMITTED DEVELOPMENT RIGHTS REPORT:

No Matter where you live in the UK Holland and Green are able to establish your permitted development rights and will be able to compile a bespoke Permitted Development report on your home detailing exactly what your Permitted Development Rights are and showing you how much space you can add to your home.

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