PlanScope Blog – Page 385
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Principal elevation: how to identify it correctly
The principal elevation is the wall that fronts the main highway serving the house and carries its main architectural features. Here is how the test works, how corner plots and angled frontages change the answer, and which permitted development rights turn on it.
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Curtilage: what counts as part of your house
Curtilage has no statutory definition, yet it decides whether a garden room, garage or annexe falls under householder permitted development. Here is how the courts test it and what evidence councils accept.
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