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This is a third story for all i and p's, RD. It will extend the length of the outrigger and stop the required distance before the eaves.

Well I guess if it's a southerly neighbour sharing a side return then a shadow about a floor higher than currently cast. And the first floor window will now be 'under' the roof of the outrigger rather than above it. LondonMix Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Yes, it?s permitted development. Given that the > extension over the outrigger cannot be higher than > the existing roof ridge, what kind of shadow do > you think it can cast? Also, how could this > impact the view out of a bedroom on the first > floor of a neighbor exactly?

Light and view from the second bedroom window.

Sorry to revive this thread but it seems on point. Is it permitted, i.e. no planning permission required, to build a third story on the outrigger of a terraced house (in most houses I've seen the outrigger is the ktichen and kitchen extension, with a bathroom and third bedroom on the second story). I'm told it's OK provided it's under 40sqm but given the potential impact on neighbours I'm surprised. Thanks all.