Loft conversion with zinc-clad flat roof dormer extension; bi-folding doors at ground floor level leading out to a glass and aluminum verandah at the rear

Proposed loft conversion with hip to gable roof extension to both side elevations, 1 No rooflight to South West side elevation, 3 No rooflights to front elevation and dormer window to rear elevation

Proposed loft conversion with 'Crown top' dormer to north side elevation and 5 No rooflight windows to south side elevation

First floor rear extension with Juliet balcony, conversion of loft to habitable room with rear dormer and internal alterations

Single storey rear extension in place of existing rear extension, rear dormer windows and internal alterations

Conversion of the existing garage into a residential annexe and occasional holiday let use. Various external changes including the removal of the external stair, replacement roof structure and covering to match existing, replacement dormer windows to match existing, new internal stair, internal refurbishment works, replacement panels to the existing vehicle door and replacement doors and windows

Single storey rear extension in place of existing rear extension, rear dormer and internal alterations

Erect a new dormer to left side of the building and provision of railings along the ragstone boundary wall. The builders had difficulty maintaining the gradient of 40 degrees to match the existing roof ridge, using the same reclaimed ridge tiles without adjusting the dormer wall plates at an angle of 17 degrees off the wall plate

Conversion of existing attached garage. Single storey rear extension. Loft conversion incorporating 2no. pitched roof dormers to the front and 1no. flat roof dormer to the rear

Raise the summer house roof by 1.2m with two dormer windows and conservation roof lights, including infilling over the veranda. To erect a two bay open fronted garage to the front of Bewley House