Rear loft conversion with dormer window. Changing the Hip to the Gable on the side of the house. Construction of single storey rear extension and associated internal alterations

Single storey rear Kitchen Extension to semi-detached house including 2No rooflights to front Elevation & exisiting window to Elevation (East) to be renewed. (Amendment to Planning Approval DC/087431 1st March 2023)

New single storey rear extension to replace single storey rear extension to existing house. New windows to existing house at ground floor and first floor level. Conversion of detached single storey outbuilding to provide residential annexe to existing house.

Conversion of the existing roof space into a habitable space. Externally this includes the introduction of a traditional dormer roof window to the front elevation of the house and x3 Velux windows to the rear pitch of the roof. The existing outbuilding within the rear garden is to have a small infill extension and x2 new Velux windows are to be added to the ground floor kitchen roof.

Alterations and extension to the existing single dwelling. The main goal of the proposed development is to maintain the character of the existing house while renovating, extending, and upgrading the fabric along with internal alterations to connect internal spaces and strengthen the relationship between the inside and outside. The proposed ground floor design creates better visual and physical connection between the interiors of ground floor rooms and the garden to the south. This is By extending across the full width of the house a new linear space approximately 2.5 metres deeps is created as a gallery which links the three main rooms of the house. To the West a projecting wing contains a new garden room which accommodates a bar with direct access to the terrace. The swimming pool wing will be altered to have new openings with sliding glazed screens similar in scale to the rest of the proposed. On the first floor there is no change to the room layout or window openings. The main change is the creation of a large first floor terrace extending across the full width of the house as it did when the original house was built. All existing windows will be replaced with polyester powder coated aluminium frame windows.

Convert the existing roof space into a habitable space. Externally this includes the introduction of a traditional dormer roof window to the front elevation of the house and x3 Velux windows to the rear pitch of the roof (these windows are highlighted on the attached drawings in green) The existing outbuilding within the rear garden is to have a small infill extension (the extension is highlighted on the attached drawings in orange) x2 new Velux windows are to be added to the ground floor kitchen roof (these windows are highlighted on the attached drawings in yellow

Single storey rear kitchen extension to semi-detached house including new rooflight and side window to ground floor.

Proposed demolition of single storey side extension and erection of a replacement single storey side extension (set back from the front elevation of the main house). Proposed additional single storey rear extension, internal alterations and new windows/doors to rear elevation (ground floor). Conversion of existing basement chambers to habitable rooms. Alterations to the front boundary of the site to allow for hardstanding parking area. Proposed gated access and a driveway leading to the new garage. Proposed raised patio area to the rear elevation (updated description of proposal 10/10/22).

Application for a Lawful Development Certificate for a proposed dingle-storey rear extension, not exceeding 3 metres projection from existing dwelling rear wall and not exceeding 4 metres in height at highest point, together with removal of side door to eastern elevation, and insertion of window to eastern elevation, with associated works, to create living space incidental to use of existing dwelling house.

Ground floor rear extension across the full width of the house. A further first floor rear extension is proposed on one side of the property to match the rear building line on the remainder of the property. It is also proposed to change the roof from a hip to a gable on the west side with a new dormer added to this side of the roof. A new porch is also proposed on the ground floor at the front of the property as well as general refurbishment and replacement of existing windows.