Last edited 19 Jul 2017

Original dwellinghouse

The term 'original dwellinghouse' typically refers to a dwellinghouse as it was built or as it was on 1 July 1948 if it was built before then.

This is as opposed to the existing dwellinghouse, which is its current state, or its state immediately before carrying out development.

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