26 houses on Monks Avenue sit on a plot the house barely covers
On Monks Avenue in EN5, 26 houses have a garden of at least 300 m² with the building covering a quarter of the title or less — a median of 377 m², about 4,058 sq ft. Measured from the registered title boundary and Ordnance Survey building outlines, not from a survey.
Is this your house?
Whether a house can go in a garden is decided by the local authority case by case. England sets no minimum plot size that grants it, and a private garden is not previously developed land — several London boroughs have a policy that weighs against building in one. We measure the plot and show what is on record against it — the designations, the road access, and how the council decided the same question nearby. We do not know who owns any property on this road: the Land Registry publishes boundaries and withholds the owner.
Ask what your own plot measuresEN5 holds 1,934 of these in total, of 8,949 houses measured.