# The Town and Country Planning (General Permitted Development) Order 1995, Paragraph I: Permitted development


Development consisting of a change of use of a building—
(a) from a use falling within Class C3 (dwellinghouses, used as sole or main residences) of the Schedule to the Use Classes Order —
(i) to a use falling within Class C5 (dwellinghouses, used otherwise than as sole or main residences) of that Schedule;
(ii) to a use falling within Class C6 (short-term lets) of that Schedule;
(iii) to a mixed use combining use as a dwellinghouse within Class C3 (dwellinghouses, used as sole or main residences) with a use falling within Class C6 (short-term lets) of that Schedule;
(iv) to a mixed use combining use as a dwellinghouse within Class C5 (dwellinghouses, used otherwise than as sole or main residences) with a use falling within Class C6 (short-term lets) of that Schedule;
(b) from a use falling within Class C5 (dwellinghouses, used otherwise than as sole or main residences) of the Schedule to the Use Classes Order —
(i) to a use falling within Class C3 (dwellinghouses, used as sole or main residences) of that Schedule;
(ii) to a use falling within Class C6 (short-term lets) of that Schedule;
(iii) to a mixed use combining use as a dwellinghouse within Class C5 (dwellinghouses, used otherwise than as sole or main residences) with a use falling within Class C6 (short-term lets) of that Schedule;
(iv) to a mixed use combining use as a dwellinghouse within Class C3 (dwellinghouses, used as sole or main residences) with a use falling within Class C6 (short-term lets) of that Schedule;
(c) from a use falling within Class C6 (short-term lets) of the Schedule to the Use Classes Order—
(i) to a use falling within Class C3 (dwellinghouses, used as sole or main residences) of that Schedule;
(ii) to a use falling within Class C5 (dwellinghouses, used otherwise than as sole or main residences) of that Schedule;
(iii) to a mixed use combining use as a dwellinghouse within Class C3 (dwellinghouses, used as sole or main residences) with a use falling within Class C6 (short-term lets) of that Schedule;
(iv) to a mixed use combining use as a dwellinghouse within Class C5 (dwellinghouses, used otherwise than as sole or main residences) with a use falling within Class C6 (short-term lets) of that Schedule;
(d) from a mixed use combining uses falling within Class C3 (dwellinghouses, used as sole or main residences) and Class C6 (short-term lets) of the Schedule to the Use Classes Order—
(i) to a use falling within Class C3 (dwellinghouses, used as sole or main residences) of that Schedule;
(ii) to a use falling within Class C5 (dwellinghouses, used otherwise than as sole or main residences) of that Schedule;
(iii) to a use falling within Class C6 (short-term lets) of that Schedule;
(iv) to a mixed use combining use as a dwellinghouse within Class C5 (dwellinghouses, used otherwise than as sole or main residences) with a use falling within Class C6 (short-term lets) of that Schedule;
(e) from a mixed use combining uses falling within Class C5 (dwellinghouses, used otherwise than as sole or main residences) and Class C6 (short-term lets) of the Schedule to the Use Classes Order—
(i) to a use falling within Class C3 (dwellinghouses, used as sole or main residences) of that Schedule;
(ii) to a use falling within Class C5 (dwellinghouses, used otherwise than as sole or main residences) of that Schedule;
(iii) to a use falling within Class C6 (short-term lets) of that Schedule;
(iv) to a mixed use combining use as a dwellinghouse within Class C3 (dwellinghouses, used as sole or main residences) with a use falling within Class C6 (short-term lets) of that Schedule.

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Source: https://www.legislation.gov.uk/uksi/1995/418/schedule/2/crossheading/class-i-paragraph-I (the official version)
Page: https://openlegislation.uk/town-and-country-planning-general-permitted-development-order-1995/schedule-2/crossheading-class-i-paragraph-I
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