No. Just because a plot is located within a settlement does not mean that you can automatically build anything on it.
What you can build depends on the land’s designated use, planning regulations and the specific requirements that apply to the plot. These conditions can determine the type of building allowed, where it can be placed and what construction rules must be followed.
Before buying land for construction, it is important to check the planning documents, land use, road access and the possibility of connecting to the necessary utilities.
A plot may be within a settlement but still have restrictions that affect construction. Checking its planning status before buying can help you avoid problems and unexpected costs.
