Fence, wall or gate in Huntingdonshire: Planning Permission Guide
Your guide to fences, walls, and gates in Huntingdonshire — height limits, permitted development rules, and costs.
Check if your fence, wall or gate qualifiesFence, wall or gates in Huntingdonshire at a glance
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Based on 27 decided applications in Huntingdonshire over 12 months (25 granted, 2 refused).
Huntingdonshire has 59 conservation areas — extensive heritage coverage restricting external alterations across many streets. 6 Article 4 directions affect specific streets. 4,460 listed buildings recorded.
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Approval probability, 5 nearest comparables, refusal reasons — for your specific address.
Recent fence, wall or gate decisions in Huntingdonshire
The 5 most recent decided applications. Addresses redacted to postcode area.
Reinstated fencing to the front of the property, addition of lightweight metal railing, and provision of gated vehicular and pedestrian a…
Proposed outer brick lining wall and cavity to the existing 102mm thick gable wall
Proposed Store, Roof Garden/Terrace and New Gates and Vehicular access
Installation of 1No. Wall mounted air source heat pump to side elevation
Replacement of approx 3m high hedge along the South side of the boundary (33.35m) with a 2m high sound-absorbing fence. Replacement of 1.…
These are borough-wide. See the 5 nearest to your address.
Get my report — £9Permitted Development Rules
Gates, fences, walls or other means of enclosure
GPDO 2015, Schedule 2, Part 2, Class A
Fences, walls, and gates are covered by Part 2, Class A of the GPDO. The main consideration is height: up to 1 metre next to a highway, up to 2 metres elsewhere.
Key dimension limits
These are the maximum GPDO limits for a detached house with no constraints. Your actual limits depend on your property type, location, and any planning restrictions.
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Check my limitsTypical Costs in East of England
Boundary treatment costs depend on the length, material, and type — timber fencing is cheapest, brick walls are the most expensive.
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Timber fencing is cheapest. Brick walls and metal railings cost significantly more per metre.
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Get my estimateWhich Professionals Do You Need?
Boundary treatments rarely need professional services beyond a competent builder or fencing contractor.
This project is unlikely to need specialist professional services beyond a competent builder.
This type of project does not typically require architectural services.
This guidance is based on a typical semi-detached house with no special constraints. Listed buildings, conservation areas, and attached properties may require additional professional input.
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Get personalised guidanceConservation Areas & Listed Buildings
In conservation areas, the same height rules apply, but you should consider materials that are sympathetic to the area character. Some Article 4 Directions restrict boundary treatments.
Properties in conservation areas often have reduced permitted development rights. Some project types (like side extensions) lose PD rights entirely. An Article 4 Direction can remove additional PD rights.
Listed buildings (Grade I, II*, or II) have no permitted development rights at all. Any external alteration requires Listed Building Consent in addition to any planning permission. An architect experienced in heritage work is essential.
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