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Design fees will range from three to four per cent for the design work, plus the same again to produce detailed construction drawings. If you're using a main contractor, you can expect to pay £1,050 to £1,650 per m² of added footprint for a standard specification and £1,450 to £2,200 for a high-end finish. This will help to add to the overall kerb appeal of your home – but is of course, subject to planning. However dramatic – or not – your new addition is, make an effort to either match new materials exactly with the original materials your house was built with, or go for a stark contrast: swathes of glazing next to Victorian brick, for example. This said, different rules apply for England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland, so always check with your local authority. With the exception of listed buildings, partial demolition does not require planning permission either, so you can remove unsightly structures or features, freely. Many smaller extensions can be added under permitted development rights (PDRs), without applying for planning permission, especially those at the back and sides of a property. Subject to planning permission, it may also be possible to add a second storey to a bungalow, transforming it into a house, or to replace a flat roof. This can be achieved by extending a house upwards or outwards to create a more pleasing balance (and space), greater symmetry, or to replace poorly designed extensions added by previous owners. For a significant renovation, it's often worth changing the overall proportions of a building.
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