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Thanks both. Ours is 2 X side extensions (1 each end) of our detached barn. We have already been declined planning permission stating it would affect the setting and also due to green belt. We were going to approach it via PD next as there aren't any restrictions. It would block any views of...

The wording of the Scottish document says that if your alterations might affect the 'setting' of the losted property then you would need listed building consent to use PD on your own property. Listed or not. As we are only using PD and don't have any restrictions then 'planning constraints'...

Actually it was the official document for Scotlands permitted development rights https://beta.gov.scot/publications/guidance-householder-permitted-development-rights/documents/00502132.pdf Page 19 section 4.10 and then repeated throughout.

Quick one - can't find anything on here. We want to use our PD rights to extend. We do not have any article 4 restrictions and are NOT within the curtilage of a listed building but ARE next door to one. Should this be a problem? I saw somewhere we may need listed building consent - (because it...

But if I do an extension to one end @ 50% of the width- is that my limit reached OR can I do an extension to the other end as well @ 50% of the width again.

Thanks for the reply. I was looking for something more solid than just 'yes' because I can find no evidence anywhere, of authority, for this being the case.

I understand that. My question is- can I use my side development rights TWICE? Most house don't have the scope to extend both ends. Portal etc says nothing about this, either for or against.

I meant the LDC for permitted not application. I'm sure we would win on appeal but it can take ages and we already had to wait 3 months and a day for the refusal! Also we want to know mainly- can we use our side extension rights under pd for each end? Originally we were going to get planning for...

Also- I see a lot of people saying that these would need to be applied for in stages?? Why?

Yes that's where I first saw it but I can't find evidence of it ANYWHERE else. We don't have any restrictions on our property but have just been refused planning for extending one end (that would have met pd rules) Don't want to wind them up by submitting a double pd application! Anyone actually...

Hi- I'll keep this short- We live in a detached single storey house with a lot of land around. We would like to extend as much as possible without using planning permission. If all permitted development right rules are adhered to (height, boundaries, eaves, and less than 50% of the surrounding...