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Building forward of principle elevation with planning permission?

Rachel B

By Rachel B
August 21 in Ask away....

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I'm aware that there are no PD rights to build forward of the principle elevation, but what about with planning permission? I am looking at building a new house on a side plot that is on an outward corner. The new house would therefore be forward of the principle elevation of the house next to it, further around the corner. Is this likely to cause issues? There are no problems with loss of light. I've attached a plan to explain better. Thank you

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