Brett

Number 10 is rented so i know they wouldn't do that but they are pretty happy with it last side. looks like we may have some issues with the 1st floor, however, a house 4 doors up has done theirs in the last 7 years so we may get lucky. Yes the house to the left does, and most of the others on our road the other side have the same thing. Does that set a precedence or does it not work like that?

Good morning all. At the start of lockdown i moved in with my partner who lives in a 2 bed Victorian terrace. I myself have 2 children from a previous relationship and we are expecting a baby in the summer time so naturally we are looking to turn this amazing house into our dream family house. I also have cerebral palsy and find the current config limiting at times - EG kitchen too small, bathroom on ground floor only etc. We have secured the funds and have had the initial measurements done, i am just soooo confused about this 45degree rule..... as you can see from the attached pictures and docs, there has always been a length of building to the back of the house which contains the kitchen and bathroom and next door have the same as well as its standard on Victorian terraces. Where does the 45 degree angle start from as there are windows all along the bit at the back and if it is actually taken from the back of the house then the 45 degree rule has already been broken? I just don't know where we stand.... We are hoping to extend into the side return but also the 1st floor (not full width because of windows etc in bedroom 2 but enough for a bathroom and 3rd bedroom. I just cannot figure out if this is possible. Any help is appreciated here. Brett.