Manor Park homes
Manor Park is mostly Edwardian terraced housing, with two-storey houses on long straight streets. A terrace usually takes a rear dormer and a single-storey rear extension.
Durham Road conservation area
Durham Road is one of Newham’s nine conservation areas and one of the three with an Article 4 direction in force. There, planning permission is needed to replace windows, doors and roof materials, to add extensions, dormer windows or satellite dishes and to paint, clad or pebble-dash walls.
Lofts and extensions elsewhere in E12
Elsewhere in Manor Park a rear dormer within 40 cubic metres and a single-storey rear extension within 3 metres can be permitted development on a terrace, subject to the conditions. We confirm it with a Lawful Development Certificate.
Newham and Redbridge
Planning applications for Manor Park go to Newham Council. Aldersbrook, on the other side of Wanstead Flats, is in Redbridge and has its own conservation area with an Article 4 direction.
Manor Park, Forest Gate and Ilford
Manor Park sits between Forest Gate, Ilford and East Ham. Our conservation area planning guide covers the rules for houses on Durham Road.
Sources, checked 29 October 2026: Newham Council: conservation areas · Newham Council: Article 4 directions · Redbridge Council: protected buildings and conservation areas · GOV.UK: permitted development rights for householders, technical guidance. Council boundaries and Article 4 directions are checked again for each address before design.
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