A plot can have different uses, one of which is outside the zone. This means that it is not in the right destination according to the current plans. An obvious example of this is a house in a nature reserve. This construction can be considered legal if it is licensed or deemed to be licensed.

The possibilities of renovating or rebuilding - thus expanding - a house outside the zone are determined by law. The rules depend on the situation. At the time of the application for planning permission, the house must not be dilapidated. So the premises must meet the elementary requirements of stability. In addition, the house must be licensed or deemed to be licensed. Rules also apply to detached outbuildings. A house outside the zone may be (re)built/expanded up to a maximum volume of 1000 m³, with a volume increase of no more than 100%. And did you know that in a house outside the zone, even an independent exercise room of up to 100 m² is possible? If it is housed in an adjacent barn, it does not even belong to the maximum volume of 1000 m³.

The way in which we compile a file that is foreign to a zone requires a certain approach resulting from experience and expertise. Very important are the discussions with the right authorities. Consulting and negotiating with competent authorities is one of the strengths of Magnus Villas. For many years, we have realized various out-of-zone homes, each with its own problems. Through these achievements, we have gained the necessary expertise to professionally guide you during the reconstruction or renovation of your house outside the zone.