Mark and Theresa Green are keen to build a new home on the same site as an equestrian facility they recently purchased – but can they obtain planning permission? Mike Dade investigates
WHO Mark and Theresa Green
WHAT The Greens want to build a four-bedroom dwelling on a plot they recently purchased. But, due to the site’s rural position, gaining planning consent could be a tricky prospect. Mike Dade analyses the viability of their scheme.
WHERE Wiltshire
Mark and Theresa Green recently purchased an equestrian facility in an area of countryside about five miles from the nearest town. It’s a fantastic location and though they haven’t bought it specifically as a building plot, they’d love to create a four-bedroom family home and live on the site. Could this be possible, given the rural location? If so, what’s the best way for the Greens to go about it?
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About Build It
The February edition of Build It magazine will help you get your self build, renovation or extension project off on the right foot. It’s packed with inspiration and advice, including:
• A run-down barn transformed in to a stunning contemporary home (page 22)
• A beginners guide to self build (page 62)
• 8 hot ideas for stoves & fires (page 69)
• Create your ideal kitchen with our in-depth guide (page 74)
• Get room sizes right (page 96)
… and more!