Certificate of Lawfulness to confirm the mixed use of the land and buildings comprising 1) the existence of the stable building shown outlined in yellow and its use for equestrian purposes, 2) the existence of the kitchenette, wash room, cloakroom and tack room in the southern part of the L shaped building, 3) the existence of the stables and feed store in the western part of the L shaped building and its use for equestrian purposes, 4) the existence of the manèage shown outlined in green and its use for riding and exercising horses, 5) the use of the paddock land shown shaded in green for equestrian purposes 6) provision of ancillary residential accommodation connected to the wider/primary equestrian use of the property.

The retention of dwelling house that stands on the land known as Stephdene Acres was converted from stable and tack room to residential accommodation and completed in 2017 over four years ago and h...

Application for a Lawful Development Certificate for an existing use of day room within existing stable building as unit of residential accommodation.

The residential use of the former stables building and the former Dutch Barn. Operational works carried out to each of the above structures to provide for self-contained residential accommodation

Planning permission was granted under reference PL/5/2011/0070 for the construction of barn, menage and chalet for workers' residential accommodation. Condition 3 of that permission required the removal of the chalet after 3 years of the date of the permission (granted on 10th June 2011). That condition was not complied with, and the chalet has been in continuous permanent occupation by the owners of Mayfield Stables since it was constructed in 2011. A lawful development certificate is sought for the use of the chalet as a C3 use.