Planning permission is usually required for a two-storey/double-storey side extension or rear extension, but it depends on the location, type of property and size of the extension. If the property is a flat, or if the property is listed, planning permission will always be required. If the rear extension is the same depth as the ground floor rear extension then planning permission might not be required.
Whether you need planning permission for a two-storey extension to your house depends on various factors, including your local planning authority's regulations and the specifics of your extension. Generally, you might need planning permission, but there are circumstances under which the extension could be considered permitted development.
Permitted development rights allow certain types of work to be carried out without needing planning permission, provided specific conditions are met:
Size and Scale:
Location:
Roof Design:
Materials:
Restrictions:
Designated Areas:
If your extension does not comply with permitted development criteria, you will need to apply for planning permission. Considerations include:
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