What Could You Build?
From Plot to Possibility
Your Land
Your Vision
Your Home
These are pre-planning plots that will firstly require Planning Permission.
To help you visualise what may be possible we have provided some examples.
We have positioned these examples on different size plots so you can appreciate how properties may sit in a plot. Some will want maximum floor area for the plot others may want more garden space.
Our examples are shown over 2 floors, but if you want more space, click the button below for some ideas.
House Size A
Plot Info?
House Size B
Plot info?
House Size C
House Size D
House Size E
House Size F
House Size G
Choosing Your Plot
Step 1
Choose your house size.
Footprint = Width X Depth
Step 2
Choose additional buildings.
Decide on the size (s)
Step 3
What size garden do you want?
Consider Privacy
Step 4
Decide on your plot size.
Consider shape of plot
Step 5
Want to build another house?
Do you want additional land?
Questions to Consider
What is your budget? Will the plot accommodate the size of house and garden you want?
Is your plan future proof? Do you want to provide separate accommodation for growing children or dependent relatives?
Do you consider this an investment to subsequently sell? Will you retain some garden to build a home for yourself in the future?
Do you want additional plots for your family? Or a larger plot which could accommodate several houses?
How To Add More Space
Our Examples are shown over 2 floors, but if you want more space, it could be accommodated by a larger design, or by;
Basements
- Games Room
- Wine Cellar
- Movie Room
Roof Space
Could accommodate:
- Bedrooms
- Playrooms
- Offices
Over Garage
Could accommodate:
- Annex
- Work Room
- Let-able Unit
Annex
Could accommodate:
- AirBnB
- Annex
- Games Room
- Offices
How To Save Money
Delaying works, temporary solutions and exchanging trades may be ways to reduce your outlay in the short-term or permanently.
Purchase Price
Buying Pre-Planning can be financially attractive.
SDLT
Lower Purchase Price is Lower SDLT, maybe Zero.
Defer Space
A garage or single storey element could be delayed.
Cheap Solutions
A cheap kitchen may allow an upgrade when money allows.
Trade Exchange
Your time and skill exchanged with a neighbours skill for free.
Sample Plot Layouts
Plot: 400m²
House: 110m²
Footprint: ²
Plot: 800m²
House: 180m²
Footprint: ²
Plot: 2000m²
House: 400m²
Footprint: ²
These sample house types shown on sample plots are for illustrative purposes only to help visualize how a house could sit on the plot. If you wish for a larger house than illustrated this will reduce the size of garden.
In considering your Plot choice please consider the Width and Depth of each plot and house. These details can be found on the sample plots, sample house designs and price lists.
When considering your plot we suggest that you allow the house to be a minimum of;
- 1m from your house to your Right Boundry
- 1m from your house to your Left Boundry.
- 6m Driveway to Garage Door
- 10m Rear Garden Depth
The Price List will display individual Plot measurements.
House Size A
House Name
Plot Size: 1355m2
House Size: 335m2
Footprint: 183m2
Rear Garden Depth: 33m
House Size B
Plot Size: 1355m2
House Size: 335m2
Footprint: 183m2
Rear Garden Depth: 33m
House Size C
Plot Size: 1355m2
House Size: 335m2
Footprint: 183m2
Rear Garden Depth: 33m
House Size D
Plot Size: 1355m2
House Size: 335m2
Footprint: 183m2
Rear Garden Depth: 33m
House Size E
Plot Size: 1355m2
House Size: 335m2
Footprint: 183m2
Rear Garden Depth: 33m
House Size F
Plot Size: 1355m2
House Size: 335m2
Footprint: 183m2
Rear Garden Depth: 33m
House Size G
Plot Size: 1355m2
House Size: 335m2
Footprint: 183m2
Rear Garden Depth: 33m