Cotswold Country House Clause treehouse development opp offered for £1m
‘This is the most tree-mendous house you’ve ever seen,’ says Savills’Â Benjamin Langridge
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Kent planners approve another ‘exceptional’ Country House Clause home
Guy Holloway Architects’ Deer House promises to be “one of the most efficient new houses in the UK”
In Pictures: ‘Country House Clause’ home on the Kent Downs plays with C17th form
Charles Holland Architects has been granted planning permission for a playful new “Paragraph 79” house in Kent’s AONB, which offers a “mannerist inversion” of its Grade II*-listed neighbour
Global elite eye up 68,000 square foot stately home scheme in Oxfordshire
Robert Adam-designed Palladian mansion project hits the market in one of the biggest country instructions of the year
New planning rulebook promises to facilitate ‘building attractive & better-designed homes in areas where they are needed’
The revised National Planning Policy Framework has been published
Country landowners call for Paragraph 55 shift
Retiring farmers need new homes to facilitate farm succession, argues the CLA
Northants Passivhaus gets the green light under Paragraph 55
Clive Chapman Architects use the Country House Clause to win planning permission for a 327 square metre single-storey project
Off-grid country house gets Para 55 approval
Studio Bark gets the thumbs-up for an eco take on the Country House Clause
John Pardey wins first ‘Country House Clause’ project on appeal
Surrey planners have granted permission for an ultra-modern take on Lutyens under Paragraph 55 of the National Planning Policy Framework.
Country House Clause win for CaSA’s Somerset Passivhaus
An eco-minded country house in Somerset has been granted the rare NPPF 55 status for “exceptional and innovative houses in open countryside”
First ‘Country House Clause’ eco house gets the nod in Kent
A new rural eco house, designed by architects Farrells for developer Jarvis Homes, has been awarded planning consent in Kent; it’s one of fewer than 100 properties to be approved via Paragraph 55 of the National Planning Policy Framework – the “Country House Clause” – since it was introduced in 1997, and is thought to be the first ever eco house to meet the stringent “exceptional architectural quality and innovation criteria”.