Glasgow City Council
Partick's dense Victorian tenement stock along the Clyde has ground-floor and back-court gardens where they exist, though many upper-floor flats have no private garden at all.
Only ground-floor flats with access to a private or back-court garden can add a conservatory in Partick, since upper floors have no ground-level space to build on.
Where a ground-floor garden exists, a lean-to or insulated garden room is the usual specification, sized to the narrow plots typical of the area.
Flats have no permitted development rights in Scotland, so a Partick tenement conservatory normally needs planning permission regardless of size.
Shared back-court ownership also means other proprietors' agreement is usually needed before design work starts.
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