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Embarking on your dream self-build project? Deuren can be with you every step of the way, helping you understand each phase of the project and explaining where and how innovative bespoke doors fit into the process. We can work alongside your architect, builder and other trades to ensure your vision – every fine detail of it – becomes a reality.
Step 2: outline planning permission
This type of planning permission requires fewer details submitted than with full planning permission. Outline planning permission looks at the general principles of how a site can be developed. This might be an option for extensive builds for which you’d like to get an idea of whether the proposed development may be approved before ploughing funds into building out intricate designs. Alternatively, you may be buying land to sell on – this would require outline planning permission.
Once outline planning permission is granted, a ‘reserved matters’ application, which goes into further detail, must be submitted within the next three years.
Resources & advice
Planning a self-build project? Get the need-to-know tips before you start
With potentially substantially lower costs than if you were to buy an existing home, it’s little wonder more and more people are choosing to self build. It’s an upward trend in the UK and our self-building sector accounts for between 7-10% of completions. If you’re considering taking the leap to build your own home, our helpful guide discusses the all-important considerations for self-build success.
7 tips for a successful self-build project
Embarking on a self build? It’s likely the biggest investment of your life and a project you’ve thoroughly planned. However, if you’re a novice, you’re bound to be keen to ensure your build runs according to timelines or you don’t go over budget, for example. Take a look at our guide for some key tips to ensure any budding self builder is as prepared as possible.
Planning permission or permitted development?
If you’re wanting to build something new, make a major change to your building (e.g. building an extension) or change the use of your building, you’ll probably need planning permission. You can find out if your project will need planning permission here.
Get your details right and speak to us early
If you’ve got plans or are ready to start on a self-build project, get in touch with us to see how we can help you on your journey.
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