PROTECTED STRUCTURE : The refurbishment and reinstatement of the structure as a single…

Proposed development

PROTECTED STRUCTURE : The refurbishment and reinstatement of the structure as a single dwelling , including internal alterations at lower ground , upper ground and first floor levels , removal of non original partitions , doors and finishes , repair and conservation of original features including cornice , sash windows , front door amd fanlight , internal reconfiguration to provide modern living/bedroom/bathroom accomodation , reopening of an existing window to the rear and installation of a new window , repointing of brickwork to the front elevation , excavation of the non original uninsulated lower ground floor concrete slab and replacement with a new insulated concrete slab , reinstatement of the original fireplace at upper ground floor level , removal of a section of wall and non original PVC sash to the rear to enable the extension , construction of a modest two-storey rear extension totalling 35.4 Sqm to lower and upper ground floors with side patio (9.9 Sqm) with three rooflights , upgrading of services throughout the house , landscaping to front and rear gardens and all associated site works .

What happens next

Permission was granted on 4 Mar 2026. Third parties may appeal within four weeks; after that the permission is final and works can start once a commencement notice is lodged.

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