Location of stairs landing and kitchen door

[wobbly2]

I'm trying to find out if there is a minimum distance from the bottom of a staircase to the opening for a kitchen door.

Ideally I want to install a right-hand winder staircase in the hall that will wrap around the external corner of the kitchen. The lower section of stairs will be against the same wall as the kitchen door. The door will open into the kitchen.

At present the kitchen door is off to one side and restricts wall space for cupboards. To make better use of wall space within the kitchen its door needs to be relocated nearer to the bottom of the proposed staircase but how close to the stairs can the kitchen door go? See diagram.

Any help will be much appreciated.

 

[Why Not Indeed]

https://www.tkstairs.com/informatio...tions/domestic-building-regulations-explained

400mm. They've got this from Approved Document K, section 1.24/diagram 1.8.

 

[wobbly2]

The 400mm appears to be for situations where a door swings across the landing area. The kitchen door will open the other way so it does not encroach on the landing.

 

[conny]

In my first house the door out of the kitchen to the ante-space to the bathroom was only about 3" away from the bottom stair.
Like yours it opened away from the stairs so I don't see a problem with moving it along.
Bear in mind I am not a builder/joiner so maybe these days the rules may be different. You could ask your local building officer. Just drop him/her an email with your sketch and explanation of what you want to do.