We have recently bought 2 Butts Corner. It is a holiday let, and has been for some time. We had a fire risk assessment done. Relevant recommendations were as follows: a. the automatic smoke detection needs to be upgraded to a D1 LD2 system installed to the requirements of BS5839p6. This system should consist of mains powered, wirelessly interlinked smoke and heat detectors. There should be a heat detector located within the kitchen, smoke detectors on escape routes ie landings and hallways, within all habitable rooms, and within all bedrooms. b. It is required to install a fixed emergency lighting system on the escape route to aid escape in the event of power failure at night. These lights can be surface mounted, integrated into the existing lighting or recessed. All emergency lighting should be installed by a competent electrician as per the recommendations contained within BS5266. c. The bedroom doors appear to be of solid wood construction however will require upgrading. These doors can be treated on the risk side of the door with intumescent paints such as 'envirograf'. The door on the ground floor that protect the escape route are poorly fitting and have excessive threshold gaps. This door requires replacing. Note that all doors should be upgraded to feature cold smoke seals and intumescent strips and self closing devices to ensure that doors are kept closed. Do these upgrades require us to apply for listed building consent?

Retention of extraction flues and construction of associated first floor mock bay window enclosure on side elevation

Demolition of existing two storey rear extension and outbuilding, and construction of new two storey rear extension, Internal works and replacement windows and doors to Listed Building

Internal and external works to dwelling including alterations to existing windows and doors; installation of conservation-style roof lights; installation of entrance paving and kitchen terrace; alterations to roof trusses to improve headroom; improvements to wall and roof insulation, construction of greenhouse

Internal and external works including construction of internal seated gallery and alterations to pedestrian access

Works associated with demolition of existing conservatory and construction of a single story extension to the rear of dwelling with addition of rooflights at first floor to the rear Creation of a doorway where the existing kitchen window is located at the rear of the property with rooflight above. Replacement of all existing windows with Heritage Double Glazing to closely match original style. New front door to match similar period doors. Demolition of porch to reveal date stone.

Works to demolish detached outbuilding and construction of replacement; renovation of existing detached outbuilding

Repainting of the Windows from White to Anthracite Grey. The House is Grade II listed in a conservation area. The new colour will match the colour of the Flint used in construction in the 16th Century.

Works associated with construction of lean-to structure to provide roofed storage for logs for biomass heating plant

External works for the construction of single storey rear extension