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@christopherblowers any wall / part of a wall that straddles or touches a property boundary, external or internal, is a "party wall" and work on those beyond notional (that is, significantly more than putting dowels and nails in) must notify the neighbour. They cannot object but for extensive work, they can request you to pay for a survey (to record the condition, in case the build causes them damage). If they're OK with it then they can just consent to the notice and you're fine - keep both the notice and their written consent with the property documentation. As Tariq says for small things like this you can find the notice forms on the Internet and send them yourself.
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For most homes in the UK, the answer to this question is no, as the permitted development regulations for outbuildings make it possible to build a bespoke garden room without first obtaining planning permission. However, the regulations govern important ingredients such as size, height, and intended use. The bespoke garden room is supposed to be ‘incidental’ to the existing home – that means it has to be adding something the home doesn’t have, such as a gym, play room, music studio or office. Adding a bedroom isn’t permitted without obtaining planning permission. Allowing somebody to sleep in your room is a different question, however, and whether that is allowed comes down to the intention — are you renting this out? Most families permit sleepovers and occasional use sleeps. The homes in the UK that do not have permitted development for outbuildings are typically either listed, in a conservation area, or have had the rights removed for some reason (usually significant previous development work). To confirm that your garden room doesn’t need planning permission, you can apply for a lawful development certificate (LDC). These aren’t compulsory, but there may be times – for example, if you sell your home – when you need a record that your garden room meets all planning rules. Apply to your local council for an LDC via the Planning Portal. To find out more about bespoke garden rooms head to www.insideoutoxford.uk.
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