Loft Conversion. Fitting of 4 velux windows into roof. Nothing external. Utilising small bedroom as staircase to loft. When converted loft will house bedroom en-suite.

Renovation and restoration of detached house. Existing flat roof replaced and levels made uniform, change of interior layout to ground floor, new external doors and windows.

Change of materials from flagging in front of garages to tarmac; Change to Plots 11,16 and 21 house type (bed 2 window omitted) to suit as built situation on site.

Revised Facing materials plan to add second brick type to the boundary wall. proposed, Thakenham Red Multi, in lieu of the Sandhurst stock mixture where the boundary walls link dwellings built from the Thakenham red. Revised House type C1 front elevation to amend the small panel of render between bay windows to Cedral to match above the bay window.

Rear extension to property measuring 6m (full width of house) x 4.5m towards from the rear of the house. Existing rear extension will be demolished. Roof line will be less than 3m high and will be a flat roof with roof lantern. Will be single window to rear and Bi-fold door giving access to the garden.

Erection of single garage on land owned by and to the rear of Mill House. At present there is a gravel parking space measuring 5 metres wide by 10 metres long. Materials used will be brick and tiled pitched roof made from the same materials as Mill House. No exterior lighting. One Roller shutter door fitted to the front. No exterior windows. Maximum ridge height 3.8 metres

Change to House type F113 to omit one of the Bed 1 windows.

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.

Provision of in-house larder, minor internal bedroom amendments and the addition of the feature statement storey height window with a dormer roof.

Erection of single storey side extension. Extension to be used as hall and a w.c at the rear of the extension. Two windows on side of extension, one in hall and one in w.c. Pitched roof to mirror existing pitch roof on house.