If you own the space to the side of your property and to the rear of your property, including a garden, you can have a side and rear extension. This type of extension can utilise the dead space down the side of residential properties and use it to add width to the home.
A side return extension can cost from £45k (including VAT), but this cost will depend on the size of the extension, the types of materials used and glazing options. You can get an accurate quote from a surveyor or construction team of your choice.
A side return extension can add lots of space to your home, which is important in rooms like your kitchen if you are a growing family. A side return extension can add significant value to the cost of your home, although this is not guaranteed.
A side return extension is a great way of adding width to your home, especially in a kitchen area at the back of your property. It can add significant value to your home and give you more space inside your house. Also, it does not use any valuable garden space.
A side return extension, otherwise known as a side extension, extends the width of your home. It utilises the dead space down the side of your property and does not add any length to your home from the rear of the house.
There are three main types of extension; a side return extension, a rear extension and a wrap-around extension. A side return uses the dead space down the side of a property, whereas a rear extension extends into the rear garden space. A wrap-around extension does both.
Under lawful development, you can have a single-storey extension which does not exceed 4m from the rear of your property, without needing planning permission. The height of your extension cannot exceed 3m under lawful development. You will need planning permission for flats and grade listed buildings.
Your project may not need planning permission if it fits within permitted development requirements. These are outlined on your local council’s website. If your home is in a conservation area, is a flat or a grade listed building, you will need planning permission for your extension.
Yes, if your project falls within permitted development requirements as outlined by your local building authority. This typically applies for extensions under 4m from the rear of your property. There are other determining factors on top of these, which you can find on your local council website.
A single storey extension costs on average from £45k (including VAT) for a basic ground floor extension, increasing in price based on the specifics of your extension project. This is dependent on the size, materials required and the glazing options, and the cost of the fittings on the interior.
Every project is different, and the right approach depends on your property, your budget and what you want the extra space for. Our team can talk you through your options — no pressure, just honest advice.
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