Is Planning Permission Required for a Juliet Balcony?

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Planning Permission for Juliet Balconies

In most cases, Juliet balconies are considered Permitted Developments. As such, they shouldn’t need planning permission but there are a few exceptions:

1. The Juliet balcony has a floor, no matter how slim, it will be considered a raised platform and will need planning approval.

2. The property is listed or within a conservation zone, you will almost certainly require planning permission.

3. Juliet balconies are uncommon features within the local area, planning permission may be required. Alternatively, you may be asked to restrict Juliet balconies to the rear of the property.

It is always best practice to check with your local planning officer who should be able to give you guidance in all these matters.

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