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Garden Office and Granny Flat Planning Permission Service.

If you want to work from home in a garden office, build a leisure studio or granny flat you will have consider whether you need planning permission.

Most of the garden office buildings that we construct do not need planning permission, but it is always wise to check.

Planning permission is not about the size of a garden office; it is about the location and its intended use. Even greenhouses need planning permission in certain circumstances.

Granny flats used as a primary dwelling always need planning permission, but there are many circumstances where small granny annexes and accommodation buildings such as Microlodges don’t.

Some of our largest buildings have not required planning permission, whilst some of our smallest ones have because they where built in a Conservation Area or other special space.

Planning Permission Service.

We provide a free planning permission service to make the process easy. Please contact us for a fuller explanation or discuss your particular circumstances.

If you have any basic planning permission questions you can visit the government information site at http://www.planningportal.gov.uk/. or please feel free to contact Lynn Fotheringham on 01524 737999 to ask questions about planning permission  for garden offices, Microlodges or granny flats.

 

Insideout Buildings - Help with Garden Office Planning Permission.

 
InsideOut Buildings Ltd. The Green, Over Kellet, Lancashire, LA6 1BU
t: 01524 737999  e: lynn@iobuild.co.uk - Site Map
 

Basic guidelines for not needing planning permission are: -

  1. More than 5m from the house.
  2. More than 20m from a public right of way, if the office is nearer to the right of way than your house is. 
  3. You don't live in a conservation area, area of outstanding natural beauty or a listed building. 
  4. Building is for your private use.  
  5. Building is less than 4m high and covers less than 50% of your garden.