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Yep an error I’ll have sorted.

Yes sorry one on the left, I’m building on a side plot.

Please find attached my latest plan for self build. Im open to feedback/advice. My comments to designer were: 1/don't need cavity wall on internal garage wall. 2/could use another external door either in utility or side to garage 3/internal door from garage to utility 4/ensuite at front/privacy concern? 5/better layout for 2x left bedroom. Thanks for help. PLN07_Plans Proposed_1 to 50 at A2.pdfPLN06_Plans Proposed_1 to 50 at A2.pdf

yes will do, i'm hoping to get the planning decision early/mid December then ill complete the AP1 land registry form using the planning decision as evidence of why i need to split. I'll update as appropriate.

Thanks Temp, it looks like I’ll have to secure the planning permission first and then present this as evidence to land registration and they should be able to split the plot using the advice in the article you posted.

Yep that didn’t work; “Unfortunately, we would not be able to lend on this basis. My suggestion would be to contact an independent financial advisor to see if another lender can help remortgage your property for this purpose.”

Yep that’s a good plan thanks will try that.

Just spoke to a conveyancer and as above I can’t transfer land to myself or split a title. surely this must have come up before for someone, I think my issue is I have a mortage on my current house and will need a self build mortgage on my next one before I sell the original. 🤔

I spoke with ecology and they have advised that I will need separate title to get new mortgage. My current provider also advised they would be better to split first as revaluation may be required.

attempting for planning permission as the moment. pretty confident i will get by Christmas. Splitting my current plot. My current residential mortgage is up for renewal end Dec. Would it be advisable to split the plot now in order to secure both my new mortgage (on reduced plot) and be ready for the self build application when planning comes through?

as a follow up. The planning consultant has agreed to drop his fee to £3300 (inc vat). He has stated that he is confident he can get the original plan over the line (no guarantee`of course). This will save me a lot as the build cost with changes would be high due to more complex roof and also going from 3-4 bed. Its always a gamble but lets see how i get on. Thanks for input.

Thanks, I wouldn’t say there was anything tricky about it. The designer made a few errors on the plans and dropped the ball responding to the lpa. The main issue was the comment “overbearing”. I was considering going to a 3 bed but this will cost me more as the roof redesign will be complex . The value here will be if the consultant can get the house over the line as is. Then he has earned his fee I guess.

Just reviving this old topic. I’ve recently had a refusal for a 4 bed house. Main reasons were not submitting a tree/water report, two small errors on the plans and a very general note saying my proposal was “cramped and overbearing”. im pretty sure I can resubmit with the corrections myself but my designer has recommended a planning consultant at a cost of £3200+vat. Now I have no doubt this guy is very qualified and will get me across the line but the resubmission does seem very straightforward. i basically have a report from my refusal and a nod from the planning department that all I need to is correct the errors on the original application. Am I being cheap here or maybe over confident? Should I stump up the £4000 and let someone else take the strain? someone did suggest ask for a review of my planned resubmission for an hourly rate (£300?). thoughts?

Yes I have full rear access and own the plot next door. The LHS is bordered with a local park.

Tried that but told no too late in process.