Addition of new entrance porch, bay window to rear, first floor balcony to master bedroom and new dormer and adjustments to roof line of garage block. External wall insulation with render and cladding finish to existing house. Replacement windows. Replacement of concrete tiles with slates to existing roof.

Installation of glazed doors and windows to chimney breast to side elevation. Construction of swimming pool within garden to side of house.

Non material amendment to Planning permission - 22/02525/FUL - Conversion of existing 4 bed detached house to 4 self-contained flats: Alternative scheme : Redesign of previously approved ground floor layout, introduction of 1no obscure glazed windows to rear elevation in lieu of half glazed covered lobby

I would like to discuss a two-storey extension to the property I own, looking to utilise the existing shed and turn that into part of the house. I am keen to use materials in keeping with the rest of the house (flint/bricks) and would like to discuss further. The building is a Grade II listed property with a PEN attached. Part of this work will seek to rectify the requirements of the PEN which focuses on uPVC windows

Details required by condition 3 (windows/rooflight and joinery details and finish) attached to planning permission 21/01090/FHA & Listed Building Consent 21/01091/LBC - Replacement of existing single storey rear extension with a new single storey extension, rebuilding and enlargement of single storey garage to the side, installation of paving to the rear of the house and associated internal alterations

Demolition of existing house and construction of a new house in its place to include over the existing footprint, a two storey side, rear and front extensions, increase in eaves height and ridge height, 1 dormer to the front and 3 dormers to the rear, and alterations to the brickwork and fenestration inclulding Installation of Heat pumps and Solar Panel. (Amended scheme)

Proposed single storey ground floor rear extension with a new rear window and rooflight plus associated alterations to the existing house. Widened driveway to accommodate up to 3 cars. Replacement porch canopy.

Reinstate original crenellations to the North facing gable end. Manor End represents a Victorian extension built around 1887. It was designed and built with crenellations to the gable end to match with the Manor House (along with style of mullion windows etc). Certain crenellations exist on other roofs, but the gable end was removed in what is believed to be the renovation work in the 1980s. All the original parts remain stored on site.

Proposed dormer window to be constructed in rear roof plane of the original dwelling house.

Demolition of the existing house and construction of a new house in its place to include over the existing footprint, a two storey side, rear and front extensions, increase in eaves height and ridge height, 1 pitched dormer to the front and 3 pitched dormers to the rear, and alterations to the brickwork and fenestration.