No part of the fence wall gate or any other boundary involved forms a boundary with a neighbouring listed building or its curtilage.
Front garden fence height.
Pool fence 4 feet.
Garden boundaries fences and defensive plants.
Which has open planned front gardens there is likely to be a covenant restricting the erection of any fence or hedge to the front of the dwelling and you must therefore refer to the local planning.
If your fence typically the front garden fence fronts a road a footpath or public highway and is more than 1 metre high then you need to apply for planning permission.
In this case the total height of your fence and trellis should not exceed 2 metres.
The height of your fence will be.
Front yard 3 feet.
Your council treats a trellis as a temporary structure.
If your fence does not front a road usually the back garden then the maximum height without planning permission is 2 metres including any trellis topper.
However each city has its own fence height regulations that you must adhere to.
Common heights for front yard fences are around 3 feet while common heights for backyard fences are between 6 and 8 feet.
Under permitted development your gate wall or fence can be up to 2 metres in height as long as.
You will require planning permission for any new fence gate or wall over 2m in height.
Your council treats a trellis as a fence or a garden wall.
If an existing fence wall or gate already exceeds the limits above that its height would not be increased.
In many municipalities six feet is the maximum height for a backyard fence while a 4 foot fence may be used in front of your home.
Backyard 6 feet.
It s not facing a road.
One reason front yard fences are smaller is because taller fences can block the sightlines of cars creating blind corners at intersections and putting children and pets in danger.
You can erect a high fence in front of your property as long as you have the correct splay and visibility line within the adjacent to the highway area determined by the council.
The trellis on top can therefore exceed 2 metres.
It does not come any further forward than the principal elevation the front of your house or the side elevation the side of your house it s not within or on the boundary of the grounds of a listed building.
No part of the site is a listed building or within the curtilage of a listed building.