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Do I Need Planning Permission to Build a Conservatory or Shed?

The erection of a conservatory or shed is usually defined as development under the Town and Country planning Acts and would require planning permission if it were not for certain permitted development rights available to many ordinary properties.
SINGLE-STOREY EXTENSION
There are a variety of rights available to many homeowners and one relates to the right to extend your home by way of a single-storey extension subject to the following caveats;
Permitted development rights can be withdrawn in certain areas such as Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty or Conservation Areas or when a building is Listed, so always check with your local planning authority.
OUTBUILDINGS AND SHEDS
Under permitted development rights there may be opportunities to build multiple outbuildings or sheds under under permitted development rights providing that;
The definition of an outbuilding is that the use should be ‘incidental’ to that of the main dwelling (for example a garage or store). Outbuildings in these circumstances may not be used for residential accommodation.
In all circumstances we strongly recommend taking case-by-case professional advice before committing to new works.
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