Do you need planning permission for a treehouse?
Planning is one of the first things to think about when considering a treehouse in the UK, and it is where a lot of online advice goes wrong.
Read moreOur Expert’s Guide to Treehouses Treehouse Planning and Regulations
Planning permission and Building Regulations for UK treehouses, including the 30cm raised platform rule and when you need a structural engineer.
Planning is one of the first things to think about when considering a treehouse in the UK, and it is where a lot of online advice goes wrong.
Read moreA treehouse can still be possible where a tree has a Tree Preservation Order or stands in a conservation area, but the design and the planning have to be approached carefully. We take the most tree friendly route: on stilts, around the tree, with nothing fixed into it.
Read moreNeighbours do sometimes have concerns about a treehouse, but in our experience good communication and considerate design prevent most problems before they start. The biggest worry by far is being overlooked.
Read morePlanning permission and Building Regulations are two separate things, and a treehouse can need both.
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