Retrospective Application - Replace a north-facing, very large, single glazed, rotten window with 2 double glazed sash windows, in keeping with the other windows at the front of the property. This window was our family lounge window (not part of the bed and breakfast business) and consequently afforded no privacy as tourists and villagers were constantly standing and looking in at us trying to relax in our lounge. It was also rotten and did not support the lounge roof above. A central pillar between the windows was necessary to ensure the structural integrity of our lounge roof. The window was north facing and single glazed with broken panes of glass, this made the room very cold and difficult to heat. This room was formerly a garage, the very large window was put it to replace the garage doors and is not part of the original property.

Non-material Amendment - of DC/22/3054/FUL - (Retrospective Application - Single storey flat roof extension and associated internal alterations, demolition of single garage and replacement double garage). - Utility room window in previously approved extension to be replaced with door for side access

Retrospective Application - Double wooden garage with an apex roof

Retrospective Application - Single storey flat roof extension and associated internal alterations, demolition of single garage and replacement double garage.

Retrospective Application - Demolition of existing wood store. Garage extension and alterations to create new wood store and workshop. Re-roofing of existing garage to match house.

Retrospective Application - 1. Replace and extend single-storey lean-to extension on west elevation. 2. Insert single-storey extension on north elevation between existing structures. 3. Insert 2 new windows in north elevation first floor. 4. Insert skylight for family bathroom in west elevation roof. 5. Fill in garage doorway and insert door and window north elevation. 6. Replace window with patio doors on south elevation.