Outbuilding planning - steel frame / cladded building/garage

[Country_lad]

evening,

My bungalow is situated on a 3 acre plot of land, not agricultural. We have a garden at the back which is fenced and then the rest is just grass

I want to put up a building / garage out the back. It is not for any business, just my own private use.

I have been looking at farm style steel framed, plasticol metal sheet cladding with a roller door as the most cost effective option.

My main query is on the size. I can see the height restrictions when within 2 m of a boundary, and then the 4m / 2.5m eves, but I cannot see anything on size except

The ground area covered by the garage/car port and any other buildings within the boundary of the property, excluding the original house, is not more than half the total area of the property.



So could I have a 8 m wide by 15 m long, under the required height, in need of building regs but not needing planning?

 

[Leofric]

What is the proposed use of the building It would be quite a big garage

 

[Nakajo]

A plan might be useful; it's not clear that the proposed location is within the 'curtilage'.

 

[Notch7]

What is the proposed use of the building

cannabis factory.
watch out the lights dont disturb the neighbours

 

[Country_lad]

What is curtilage - the red line out laying the boundary?

The use is a private work shop and storage of vintage car and vintage tractor and a small loader tractor used around for maintenance.

 

[Nakajo]

Curtilage has no formal definition, but is generally held to be the land immediately surrounding the property, so possibly the area you've described as 'the garden' in this instance.