Inaccessible Lands

There are certain types of land over which the new access rights are not exercisable. These include:

Buildings or other structures
Curtilages of buildings that are not houses (e.g. farmyards)
In relation to a house, sufficient adjacent land to enable persons living there to have reasonable measures of privacy in the house to ensure that their enjoyment of the house is not unreasonably disturbed
Private gardens in common ownership
Land next to schools
Land developed or set out as a sports or playing field or for a particular recreational purpose
Land in which crops have been sown or are growing (but field margins are OK)
Land excluded by virtue of past entry by payment