We inherited an end of terrace property 7 years ago. This is adjacent to 3 acres of agricultural land which we purchased over 12 years ago. We applied for planning permission to change the land to paddock land and build a stable block central on the plot. included in that application was permisson to extend the E of T property (end on)by 4metres.Part of this extension would intrude on the agri land to an extent of about 20 sq metres. Permission was granted.
The boundary between the house garden and the paddock land forms part of the village envelope.
I need advice as to what the likelyhood is of getting permission to build a new house instead of the extension to a total width of 6m which would obviously intrude over the 'envelope' much further.As the original property, built at right angles to the road, is about 120metres in from road, there are no issues of overlooking other properties or blocking light.The only issue I can see is building on a very small amount of paddock land.
The boundary between the house garden and the paddock land forms part of the village envelope.
I need advice as to what the likelyhood is of getting permission to build a new house instead of the extension to a total width of 6m which would obviously intrude over the 'envelope' much further.As the original property, built at right angles to the road, is about 120metres in from road, there are no issues of overlooking other properties or blocking light.The only issue I can see is building on a very small amount of paddock land.