PPS 7 Addendum Residential Extensions and Alterations·Page 17·A29
Privacy - Spacing and Dormer Windows
Proposals should provide reasonable space between buildings to minimize overlooking and maintain acceptable daylight levels. For dormer windows, restricting size and setting back from eaves can protect neighbouring privacy.
Proposals should seek to provide reasonable space between buildings in order to minimise overlooking. This will also assist in providing acceptable levels of daylight to properties. In the case of dormer windows, restricting the size of the window and setting it back from the eaves is usually an adequate solution that can protect neighbouring privacy.
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