What are side extensions?
So, what is a side return extension? A side return is the narrow strip of land that runs alongside the ground floor of a property. It’s often a dumping ground for bins, bikes and outdoor equipment. Extending into this space is what is known as a side return extension.
What is a side return extension?
A side return extension is an infill of the passage to the rear and side of a property, commonly between two houses. While rear extensions often result in a loss of garden space, the side return infill makes use of a typically disused part of the property.
Is a side return permitted development?
What planning permission do I need? A side return extension is considered to be permitted development (PD) — in other words, it doesn’t need planning permission as long as it satisfies certain criteria. First and foremost, it must be attached to a house (flats and maisonettes don’t qualify).
What do side extensions work?
Leg extensions are exercises usually done with a lever machine. You sit on a padded seat and raise a padded bar with your legs. The exercise works mainly the quadriceps muscles of the front of the thigh—the rectus femoris and the vastus muscles.
Do you need an architect for a side return?
People also assume you need an architect to produce the floor plans and elevations for your planning permission application. Of course if you are under taking a more complex side return extension then you may want to employ an architect. But for ours, a very simple design, there was no need.
Do I need an architect for a side extension?
You plan on extending or converting Put simply: if you’re creating new space that’s going to affect the exterior of your property, it’s best to get an architect on board.
How long does a side extension take?
How long does it take to build a side return extension? It should take around three to four months to build your new side return extension. However, the total project length could be longer if you need to seek planning permission or other approvals.
Do I need an architect for a side return extension?
Experts at Resi say, ‘For all large scale home improvement projects, we always recommend you bring an architect on board. Many people baulk at this extra expense, but the benefits of this professional, we believe, make them a great investment. However, you are under no legal obligation to hire one.
How much does a side extension cost UK?
Starting prices for a single-storey side extension are around £30,000 and go up as far as £50,000, dependant on the chosen dimensions of the build. For a single-storey side extension measuring 5m x 4m, the material alone will cost around £20,000, and if you decide to add a bathroom, it will increase to around £23,000.
Can I build a side extension to my boundary?
The side boundaries can be built up to but you may need to factor in other considerations. With this, they take the closest window to your build on your neighbour’s property and if it breaches the ‘imaginary line’ then planning permission can be denied.
What muscles do side extensions work?
The exercise works mainly the quadriceps muscles of the front of the thigh—the rectus femoris and the vastus muscles. You can use this exercise to build lower body strength and muscle definition as part of a strength training workout.
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