Summerhouse - Revision history

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	* Or a structure that is similar to a gazebo, pavilion, pergola or bandstand in terms of basic functionality. These structures are used to create shade in a sunny part of a garden or shelter from rain. They are often built on private property, some are attached to a garden wall but most are freestanding. They generally have a built-in floor and may be screened, curtained or otherwise closed in to protect occupants from the elements. They are generally small, permanent structures that are sometimes octagonal or round. In some situations, it may be necessary to obtain planning permission to construct a summerhouse. The [https://www.planningportal.co.uk/info/200130/common_projects/43/outbuildings outbuildings portion of the Planning Portal] offers guidance for England, but policy in Scotland and Wales may differ. For additional information, the Government recommends making contact with the appropriate local planning authority (LPA).		* Or a structure that is similar to a gazebo, pavilion, pergola or bandstand in terms of basic functionality. These structures are used to create shade in a sunny part of a garden or shelter from rain. They are often built on private property, some are attached to a garden wall but most are freestanding. They generally have a built-in floor and may be screened, curtained or otherwise closed in to protect occupants from the elements. They are generally small, permanent structures that are sometimes octagonal or round. In some situations, it may be necessary to obtain planning permission to construct a summerhouse. The [https://www.planningportal.co.uk/info/200130/common_projects/43/outbuildings outbuildings portion of the Planning Portal] offers guidance for England, but policy in Scotland and Wales may differ. For additional information, the Government recommends making contact with the appropriate local planning authority (LPA).

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	* Dunmore Pineapple.		* Dunmore Pineapple.

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−	There are two common uses of the word, summerhouse (or summer house~~). The~~ term summerhouse was used by Thomas Jefferson in his writings, but this may represent a regional American preference.	+	There are two common uses of the word, summerhouse (or summer house - the term summerhouse was used by Thomas Jefferson in his writings, but this may represent a regional American preference).

−	~~One type of summerhouse~~ can refer to a country house that predominantly serves as a residence or holiday home during the summer.	+	* It can refer to a country house that predominantly serves as a residence or holiday home during the summer.
−		+	* Or a structure that is similar to a gazebo, pavilion, pergola or bandstand in terms of basic functionality. These structures are used to create shade in a sunny part of a garden or shelter from rain. They are often built on private property, some are attached to a garden wall but most are freestanding. They generally have a built-in floor and may be screened, curtained or otherwise closed in to protect occupants from the elements. They are generally small, permanent structures that are sometimes octagonal or round. In some situations, it may be necessary to obtain planning permission to construct a summerhouse. The [https://www.planningportal.co.uk/info/200130/common_projects/43/outbuildings outbuildings portion of the Planning Portal] offers guidance for England, but policy in Scotland and Wales may differ. For additional information, the Government recommends making contact with the appropriate local planning authority (LPA).
−	~~Another type of summerhouse is~~ a structure that is similar to a gazebo, pavilion, pergola or bandstand in terms of basic functionality. These structures are used to create shade in a sunny part of a garden or shelter from rain.	+
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−	~~A summerhouse is~~ often built on private property~~. Some~~ are attached to a garden wall but most are freestanding.	+
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−	~~A summerhouse has~~ a built in floor and may be screened, curtained or closed in ~~so it can~~ protect occupants from the elements. ~~It is~~ generally a small, permanent ~~structure~~ that ~~can be~~ octagonal or round.	+
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−	In some situations, it may be necessary to obtain planning permission to construct a summerhouse. The [https://www.planningportal.co.uk/info/200130/common_projects/43/outbuildings outbuildings portion of the Planning Portal] offers guidance for England, but policy in Scotland and Wales may differ. For additional information, the ~~[https://www.gov.uk/planning-permission-england-wales~~ Government] recommends making contact with the appropriate local planning authority (LPA).	+

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	* The rise of multiple property ownership in Britain.		* The rise of multiple property ownership in Britain.

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	This is the summerhouse in the garden at Elgar's birthplace near Worcester.		This is the summerhouse in the garden at Elgar's birthplace near Worcester.
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	* Dunmore Pineapple.		* Dunmore Pineapple.
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	* Gazebo.		* Gazebo.
	* Landscaping.		* Landscaping.

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There are two common uses of the word, summerhouse (or summer house). The term summerhouse was used by Thomas Jefferson in his writings, but this may represent a regional American preference.

One type of summerhouse can refer to a country house that predominantly serves as a residence or holiday home during the summer.

Another type of summerhouse is a structure that is similar to a gazebo, pavilion, pergola or bandstand in terms of basic functionality. These structures are used to create shade in a sunny part of a garden or shelter from rain.

A summerhouse is often built on private property. Some are attached to a garden wall but most are freestanding.

A summerhouse has a built in floor and may be screened, curtained or closed in so it can protect occupants from the elements. It is generally a small, permanent structure that can be octagonal or round.

In some situations, it may be necessary to obtain planning permission to construct a summerhouse. The [https://www.planningportal.co.uk/info/200130/common_projects/43/outbuildings outbuildings portion of the Planning Portal] offers guidance for England, but policy in Scotland and Wales may differ. For additional information, the [https://www.gov.uk/planning-permission-england-wales Government] recommends making contact with the appropriate local planning authority (LPA).

= Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki =

* Dunmore Pineapple.
* Gazebo.
* Landscaping.
* Pavilion.
* Pergola.
* Planning permission.
* Planning permission for garden buildings.
* The rise of multiple property ownership in Britain.

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