Is there a regulation on the height of the house between the front and rear neighbors when building

Before and after building a house in a rural area, is there a regulation on the height of the neighbor's house? Building a house in a normal rural area is building a house in a normal rural area in your own homestead.

There is no height rule, as long as you don't affect the neighbor's house.

There are no specific rules for this, if you are with a neighbor, then it is better not to exceed the height of the house, otherwise the person will be unhappy. In addition, it doesn't look coordinated, but if it's a separate yard, you can build it at will.

Hello! There is no uniform height for the height of the house, but the foundation must be the same height. If you build a building, it can't affect the lighting of the neighbors behind.

Before and after building houses in rural areas, there is no regulation on the height of houses between neighbors, and the general thick-built ones are higher than those of others.

Is there a regulation on the height of the house between the front and rear neighbors when building a house in the countryside? Before and after building a house in a rural area, the height of the houses between neighbors has a regulation, because our Ministry of Housing and Construction has relevant regulations, which stipulate that the height of rain and protection between neighbors cannot block the sun.

There are no rules for this, as long as it is on your own homestead, and it has nothing to do with your neighbors.

When building a house in the countryside, the front and rear neighbors should not block the lighting, and there is no special height requirement.

There are no specific provisions, but they should not affect the ventilation rights of others.

When building a house in a rural area, there is no specific provision for the height of the house between the front and rear neighbors, but it should be handled according to the actual situation, and it is advisable not to affect the lighting of the back neighbors.

Nowadays, when building houses in rural areas, the width and height of each house are required. This must be approved by your local village committee, and cannot exceed that height.

Before and after the construction of a house in a rural area, the height of the houses between neighboring villages is regulated, but it can also be resolved through negotiation with neighbors.

If you build a house, is there a pattern to the height of the house between the front and rear neighbors? There should be a rule for this, and if you talk about it now, it's all like that. That is to say, the kind of health that he says, although it is, but he must prescribe it.

Is there a regulation on the height of the house between the front and rear neighbors when building a house in the countryside? I don't think there is such a rule for building a house in the countryside, as long as it doesn't affect others.

Is there a rule on the height of houses between neighbors before and after building a house in the countryside? I don't think there is any such rule, but the house built in the back exceeds the house in front, and I don't think the people in front will be happy.

When building a house in the countryside, there is no special rule on the height of the house between the neighbors on the front and back, but the height of the house should not affect each other's lighting?

Is there a requirement for the height of the house between neighbors before and after the house can be built? Since there are no rules, you should also take them into account. The structure of the neighbor's house. Don't block out the light. This is also the bottom line of being a human being.

Yes. The relevant regulations are: the distance between the buildings is the multiple of the height of the building, which is the distance between the rooms of the building arranged in the north-south direction, and the distance between the buildings and rooms in the east-west direction is doubled.

If the height of the front row house is 20 meters, then the rear row house must be 14 meters away from the front row house to meet the requirements. The Property Law stipulates (Article 89) that the construction of buildings shall not violate the relevant national engineering construction standards and obstruct the ventilation, lighting and sunshine of adjacent buildings.

Article 83 of the General Principles of the Civil Law stipulates that neighborhood buildings should be conducive to production and convenient for life. The normal use of the later builder shall not be affected.

It can be seen that there are no specific regulations on the height of houses between neighbors in the front and back of the construction of houses in rural areas. However, it is still necessary to consider the houses of the neighbors when building a house, so as not to affect each other's lives and avoid causing disharmony among the neighbors.

1. This multiple refers to the spacing standard of the first layer, the higher the number of layers, the lower the spacing standard.

2. With the same spacing, the tower-shaped building is better than the long plank-type building, because the former is shorter, and the situation of blocking each other is slighter, so the ventilation and lighting are better.

3. In some cases, although the spacing is narrow, if there is an air outlet, this situation will produce roadway wind, even if the alley is very long, it is also very cool.

Court case filing process:

1. The court files the case, and now the case is filed before the trial, and the case is not directly filed, and it will take a long time just to wait for mediation.

2. If the court decides to file and accept the case, it will send it (or notice to pick it up) within 7 days, and if it is not accepted, it will also give a notice of inadmissibility.

Reference: Encyclopedia General Principles of Civil Law.

According to the relevant standards formulated by the state, the distance between the front and back of the house shall not be less than **10 meters**, and the left and right lateral distance between the houses shall not be less than **meter**. In addition, the distance between the walls of the building and the walls of the neighboring buildings shall not be less than **m**, and the distance between the roof of the building and the roof of the neighboring building shall not be less than **m**.

Therefore, the distance between the self-built building in the countryside and the house of the rear neighbor is at least ** meter ** to avoid shading.

My neighbor wants to build a house in front of my house, less than ten meters from my house! There is no room for mediation. I intend to prosecute them for their actions.

Consult an expert to see if the law helps! Thank you ......There is no planning in rural areas, so we cannot use the Town and Country Planning Law and related codes to require spacing between rural houses. However, the relevant specifications are available for reference, which is basically 1:

1, i.e. how tall your neighbor's house is and how far away it is from your home. In the event of a lawsuit, the provisions of the Civil Code affecting the adjacency of ventilation, lighting and access may be followed.

Summary. Dear, it is not okay to build a house higher than your neighbors in the countryside. According to Article 21 of the Urban Planning Law and Article 29 of the Regulations on the Quality Management of Construction Projects, construction projects must be constructed in accordance with the requirements of the planning scheme and the planning permit for construction projects, and shall not violate relevant laws, regulations, standards and norms.

Among them, the issuance of construction project planning permits is calculated based on the nature of the land, use, building density and other factors where the purchased houses are located, while in rural areas, building height restrictions are generally stipulated, and building houses higher than neighbors can easily exceed the prescribed building height, which violates relevant laws and regulations.

Dear, it's not okay to build a house in a rural area higher than your neighbors. According to Article 20 of the Urban Planning Law and Article 29 of the Regulations on the Quality Management of Construction Projects, construction projects must be constructed in accordance with the requirements of the planning scheme and the planning permit of the construction project, and shall not violate relevant laws, regulations, standards and norms. Among them, the issuance of construction project planning permits is calculated according to the nature of the land, use, building density and other factors where the purchased houses are located, while in rural areas, the building height limit is generally stipulated, and the building height of the house higher than the neighbor is easy to exceed the specified building height, which violates the relevant laws and regulations.

Building height is a very important restriction for rural housing construction, which is not only related to the urban planning of the whole village, but also related to the interests of the surrounding people, so the building height limit in rural areas has generally been compiled into the local Tongbei planning documents, and has been clearly stipulated in relevant laws and regulations. In addition, if the building is higher than the neighbor's house, it not only generally involves the height of the building, but also causes problems such as neighborhood disputes and land disputes. Therefore, it is recommended to comply with the relevant regulations when building a house and not to exceed the specified building height.

Summary. In general, when a former neighbor in a rural village builds a two-storey house, the bungalow of the rear neighbor should be left 6 meters away from the street, which is stipulated in the Building Law. However, it will vary from area to region, for example, some places may stipulate that neighbor bungalows must be left at an equal distance of 7 or 8 meters for specific buildings.

Under normal circumstances, when the front neighbor in the countryside builds a two-storey house, the back neighbor's bungalow should be left 6 meters away from the street, which is stipulated in the Construction Law. For example, some places may stipulate that neighboring bungalows must be left at a distance of 7 meters or 8 meters for specific buildings.

In addition, in accordance with the relevant provisions of the state, in rural areas, the projection distance of the top space of the general building shall not be less than 4 meters, and the height from the ground shall not be less than meters. At the same time, because the height of the building projection object cannot exceed the maximum height of the roof, in the specific building structure and size, it is necessary to analyze the specific situation according to the elevation of the foundation at the time of construction, so as to ensure the safety and technical requirements of the source tour land certificate.

Summary. It may be determined according to actual needs, but it must not affect others, and must not prevent harm to the rights and interests of neighboring related parties, such as ventilation and lighting.

Hello dear, the information I found for you shows that the law does not clearly stipulate, and local laws and regulations do not stipulate the distance. However, if the distance is too close, it will infringe on the adjacent rights of neighboring residents, such as lighting, ventilation, and row of water.

It doesn't affect the lighting of their building, but the neighbors behind me asked me to stay meters away from their southern wall, is this reasonable?

It may be determined according to actual needs, but it must not affect others, and must not prevent harm to the rights and interests of neighboring related parties, such as ventilation and lighting.

When you say ventilation, do you mean ventilation and lighting in buildings?

It must not affect the ventilation and lighting of neighbors.

Does the yard be included.

The yard should not be affected.

That is, I built a two-story building to the south of my neighbor, and I didn't need to leave rice, but only 50 centimeters of dripping water, right?

It's better to stay.

In case something is dried in the yard.

It's still blocking the sun.

Approximate how much to keep.

It should be about the same.

Doesn't the law say that as long as the building is not blocked from lighting and ventilation? Right.

Legal analysis: There is no clear limit on the height of houses built in rural areas, and the key is to comply with urban and rural planning and obtain rural construction planning permits. As long as there are relevant approval documents, and do not hinder the water interception, drainage, passage, ventilation, lighting, etc. of the surrounding residents, the building can be constructed.

Legal basis: "Urban and Rural Planning Law of the People's Republic of China" Article 41 In the township and village planning area for the construction of township enterprises, rural public facilities and public welfare undertakings, the construction unit or individual shall apply to the township and town people, and the township and town people shall report to the city and county people's urban and rural planning departments for issuance of rural construction planning permits. The planning and management measures for the use of original homestead land for the construction of rural villagers' houses in township and village planning areas shall be formulated by provinces, autonomous regions, and municipalities directly under the Central Government.