Discharge of conditions - Condition 3 - Details of all external materials to be used in the construction of the extension to be submitted and approved. Condition 4 - Full details of all external joinery including windows, doors or roof lights, and proposed exterior finish to be submitted and approved.

Capelle House is a three storey, red brick building built in the early 1960s. The building has a basement used for plant equipment accessed via an external stair down. A single storey element to the north sits next to the main three storey part of the house. There is a regular window arrangement at each floor and the building is finished with a simple, clay-tile, hipped roof. Wells House is a two-storey, red brick building also built in the 1960s, however we understand it's design and construction followed the completion of Capelle. The Wells building shares a party wall with Capelle where a single storey portion sits. This then connects to the main two storey part of the building, which again has a regular window arrangement at both floors. Externally the red brick is broken with what appears to be cement board sections recessed back from the external wall line. The building is finished with a simple, clay-tiled gable roof.

Construct new extension to lounge and remove existing chimney breast and wall to form large family lounge. Construct new boot/wetroom accessed via extending original porch entrance. Strip and remove tiles from main roof to under cloak breathable membrane to be fitted and replace roof tiles. Replace UPVC windows with wooden sach windows as original build. All new brickwork to match original 1912 construction

Construction of single-storey building (orangery). Facing brick to match existing building. Fiberglass over wooden, flat roof. UPVC windows and doors. To extend 3.13 meters to match next door's extension. 4.20 meters in width/length/across.