Amendments to planning permission dated 26 July 2019 (RN:19/03428/FULL) for the demolition of existing dwellinghouse and erection of new four storey dwellinghouse (Class C3) comprising a basement floor extending under part of the front and rear gardens, ground and two upper floors, and associated external alterations, including replacement of front boundary wall. Namely, minor repositioning of windows; repositioning of the side entrance door and change to style of door; Dormer window sizes reduced; Rear ground floor doors combined with windows and brick piers removed; Design of front portico simplified to be more in keeping with the house; Parapet detail amended; Alterations to chimney, height and capping; Reduction in size of rooflights to ground floor single storey rooms; Splitting up of the rooftop courtyard glazing; Alteration to basement lightwell configuration; Glazed metal door and security gates added and lowering of basement window cills; 5mm increase in height to a side extension; change in eaves height to main roof.

Demolition behind retained facade; reconstruction of the rear mansard; replacement dormer window on front roof slope; rebuilding the side and rear elevations with extensions to side and rear; installation of air source heat pump in the rear garden; provision of a bin store in the front garden; and new front boundary wall, piers and railings.

Variation of condition 1 of planning permission dated 19 April 2021 (RN: 20/07287/FULL) for amalgamation of the lower ground and ground floor levels of 111 and 113 Ebury Street, demolition and replacement of the rear closet wings to 111 and 113 Ebury Street, demolition and replacement of rear mansard extension and excavation at rear lower ground floor level and new rear ground floor extensions with new openings in the rear boundary wall facing Eccleston Yard to provide new restaurant floorspace (Class E). Installation of mechanical plant at roof level; Namely to demolish and reinstate gabled wall, alteration to fenestration pattern, replacement of staircase to 113 Ebury Street; demolition and reinstatement of chimney stack to No. 113 and demolition and replacement of mansards to Nos. 111 and 113 including dormer windows and valley gutters and installation of a new dry riser inlet.

Amendments to planning permission dated 26th July 2019 (RN 19/03428/FULL) for the demolition of existing dwellinghouse and erection of new four storey dwellinghouse (Class C3) comprising a basement floor extending under part of the front and rear gardens, ground and two upper floors, and associated external alterations, including replacement of front boundary wall. NAMELY, Repositioning of the rear chimney, construction of an additional chimney on the opposite side at rear to match (and the associated repositioning of the dormer window at second floor level); Reduction in the size of the rear basement lightwell and the line of the central recess on the rear elevation moved outwards, maintaining a slight step; Changes to the internal layout; Slight enlargement to the central courtyard and the addition of glazing (walk on roof light) to courtyard at second floor level; Slight repositioning of the dining room window at ground floor level on western elevation; replacement of the large study window (now living room window) with two small windows in new positions at ground floor level on western elevation; Replacement of large master dressing room window with two separate windows, one serving the hallway lightwell and the other serving a bathroom (the latter to be obscured) at first floor level on eastern elevation; Large hallway window reduced in size and repositioned to serve master dressing room at first floor level on eastern elevation; Replacement of large bedroom window with two small windows to serve bathroom and wc (window to wc to be obscured glass) at first floor level on western elevation; Additional windows on the inside return of the balcony to rear at first floor level; and split rooflight into two to allow for partition below, and two new rooflights in flat roof (rooflights would not be visible in elevation).