Demolish conservatory and lean to. Replace with single storey extension. A new single-pitched slate roof matching that on the main house will replace the three roof pitches currently formed by the conservatory and lean-to. Rebuild the greenhouse to closely resemble the current structure, but in white aluminium.

Demolition of existing conservatory, two storey rear and single storey side and rear extension with rooflights. Removal of chimney. New off street parking arrangement with dropped kerb to London Road and new access point to Ivy House Lane

Extension and alterations to existing rear addition, demolition and replacement of existing conservatory, minor alterations and refurbishment of existing house, minor external works to rear courtyard and walled garden.

Remove conservatory to front of house and replace with single storey extension plus single-storey extension to side with external steps at rear leading to garden

Single storey rear extension (following demoltion of existing rear conservatory extension), first floor rear dormer extension including hip to gable extension, and front dormer window extension, alterations to existing chalet style house to provide additional/re-configured accommodation

Proposal is for the construction of a link extension to the eastern side of the house linking the house with the 1960s conservatory.

Demolition of existing garage, porch and conservatory with existing house material alterations and erection of two storey side extension, porch and partial width rear extension with air source heat pumps (amended description)

Demolition of existing rear conservatory and erection of single storey rear extension to form sun lounge and adjacent detached garage/workshop to the rear of the existing garage and the formation of a new retaining wall (revised details to planning application 22/00378/HOUSE dated 22.06.2022)

To demolish the existing wooden framed conservatory which bridges the two halves of the house, including the small single story section of the cottage which extends beyond the rear wall and replace it with a new larger building. The building will house the new kitchen diner and be constructed of a well insulated block work cavity wall. The exterior walls will be faced with wall hung tiles to match the 19th century cottage walls. The east facing wall will have two white Georgian style windows to match the cottage. These will be Residence R9 double glazed windows with an A++ energy rating. There will be dark grey framed aluminium framed bifold doors between the two windows. Supporting the roof above the doors will be an oak clad RSJ up to the underside of the eaves. The south facing wall will finish at the roof truss leaving the oak truss exposed. There will be glazing in the spacing within the truss. The roof will consist of hand made clay tiles with hogs back ridge tiles. On the western side of the roof there will be three conservation roof lights with single glazing bars. Under the tiles there will be a breathable water-proof membrane with 180 mm solid insulation. A wet underfloor heating system will be installed. The windows in the existing barn style building will be made larger and replaced with R9 Georgian style windows. The three windows in the northern side will be removed and the wooden cladding refreshed. While undertaking these works we will also reinstate the original ground floor window on the western wall of the cottage. A small extension is planned on the first floor of the cottage at the rear of the third bedroom. This will prevent a small pitched roof section becoming enclosed when the kitchen extension is created. As amended on 18/08/2023.

Proposed replacement of existing conservatory to ancillary garage accommodation with a gabled extension for use as home office and addition of solar panels and relocation of gas cylinder