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Hello, any help would be greatly appreciated.
I have my eye on 2 old farm buildings kind of linked by a barn. The buildings are quite small but the barn quite large and almost attached to the buildings.(2m gap between the footings of the barn and the building on one side) The problem is the barn has footings only on 3 sides (rectangular shape) and only 5-6 bricks above the ground. Would I be able to get permission to include this barn into the design for a new house with this open side, would I need to make it glass, are the footings and the few lines of brick enough to be included in the planning? |
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I would certainly agree that discussing this with your Local Planning Officer is the first port of call. Take along photographs of the property.
They may then request that you produce sketches of the proposal prior to submitting for planning permission etc Hope this helps Valton Architectural Technologist |
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