Reinstatement of existing roof to former Cart shed and to convert into living space for existing cottage, along with rebuilding of arched openings like for like. Make good ground floor workshop to existing outbuilding and convert first floor into accommodation for cottage along with providing rear link to the two buildings. Build up existing entrance door to cottage and fit opening with window. Create new dedicated access to NCC Type B specification.

Demolition of single storey rear extension, Construction of single storey extension, Installation composite or timber cladding to external elevations, Installation of air source heat pumps, Installation of roof mounted photo voltaic panels with battery storage, Installation of a packaged sewage treatment plant, Replace windows and external doors, Full refurbishment and associated works including insulation of floors, walls and roofs, Installation of 1no timber garden shed

Part-retrospective: Change of use from Public House with staff accommodation to mixed use including public house, bed and breakfast and podiatry. Internal and external works including various windows, french doors, shed and decking.

Alterations to existing elevations for new access door abutting to bay window. Existing timber shed store/ garage removed and garage erected.

Alterations to dwelling house to include: 1. Removal of existing bay windows to South elevation and construction of two-storey entrance lobby. 2. Creation of double-height entrance hall and associated internal alterations. 3. Amendments to window positions, replacement of rotten window frames with high-performance powder-coated metal-framed windows. 4. Repositioning of existing and introduction of new projecting eaves-style dormer windows with stone mullions and traditional rolled lead roofs. 5. Conversion of existing garage to create much-needed utility, laundry and boot rooms including in-filling of void to swimming pool below. 6. Construction of single-storey kitchen extension of circa 23sqm. 7. Alterations to existing stairwell, removal of catslide roof and construction of flat roof with roof light with stone parapet to perimeter to improve head-height and natural light in stairwell. 8. Introduction of through-colour render to courtyard internal elevations. 9. Construction of new garage block, formation of parking courtyard to obscure cars and construction of stone connection building. 10. Demolition of existing timber outbuildings to facilitate construction of new equipment/tractor sheds due North of existing. 11. Alterations to driveway where it reaches house to create improved arrival sequence and guest parking.

Construction of small extension to the external steps, reconfiguration of existing garage doors to form windows, alterations to the internal layout, installation of a Sky TV satellite dish and garden shed.

Proposal for new conservation rooflights; replacement windows and doors; replacement roof covering for flat roof; removal of existing store; new timber wood store, greenhouse and shed.

Internal and external alterations including: Removal of later dilapidated single storey extension to South East corner; removal of modern conservatory; removal of most modern casement type windows to be replaced with new sash windows; adjustment of existing opening between house and conservatory (to be removed); adjustment in shape of pitched roof to Southern range; formation of internal door opening between existing kitchen and existing entrance hallway; removal of internal walls forming existing cloakroom/wc; removal of internal wall between two existing bedrooms; new build extension to listed Fort House; new build residential ancillary block containing leisure and home working facilities and guest suite; new build garage; removal of two existing garages/large sheds; removal of a tennis court and surrounding fence; general landscaping works; conservation repairs to Water Tower, boundary wall and store/old Gaol; new external steps and glazed enclosure to mid level of Water tower to provide interpretation facilities for the historic Battery and Fort Site