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Planning permission for downstairs bathroom?

addie · 2006-03-28 14:11:34

Hi, our house is quite old and has an existing downstairs bathroom (no upstairs bathroom). The bathroom is pretty grotty and small and we want to replace it and extend it a little. It's beside our kitchen so it will mean getting a wall moved, so that the already-small-kitchen is made smaller and the bathroom bigger. Does…

28-03-2006 2:11pm

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addie

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Hi, our house is quite old and has an existing downstairs bathroom (no upstairs bathroom). The bathroom is pretty grotty and small and we want to replace it and extend it a little. It's beside our kitchen so it will mean getting a wall moved, so that the already-small-kitchen is made smaller and the bathroom bigger.

Does anyone have any experience of doing this and is it something that we need to apply for planning permission for? I have a feeling that situating a bathroom beside a kitchen in a new property isn't allowed (I don't know why I think this) but that's where the bathroom has always been in our house, so surely extending it into the kitchen a bit won't need pp?

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