CONSERVATORIES IN AREAS OF OUTSTANDING NATURAL BEAUTY
Your permitted development rights in an AONB are reduced from the standard development rights. The limit is 50 cubic metres or 115‰ of the total volume of the property whichever is greater, when measured to the outside of the planned conservatory.
If the property has been extended before, their size will need to be deducted from these allowances.
For a conservatory larger than what is outlined here, you will need to apply for Planning Permission.
You can find out lots more about AONB and Planning Permission by going to AONB Introduction
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