Variation of Condition 1 of 21/03854/FUL - Refurbishment of main house including erection of a new orangery, extensions and alterations to existing Service Wing including merging separate self-contained flat with the main house to create one dwelling. Restoration of coach house and two storey extension, extension and alterations to existing garage block and formation of new stables. Demolition of modern barns and erection of new traditional barn. New tennis court, garden building, glass house and landscaping. Reinstatement of original driveway approach, new walling and entrance gates. Erection of solar panels and associated plant. Change of use of part of land from agricultural to residential (to include annex within traditional barn and tennis court) - Amended to incl. 4 proposed windows to the Stables and relocation of staircase, kitchen and Living room of Coach House.

Section 73 application to remove condition 6 (Removal of access to Stone Street) submitted pursuant to planning permission 19/02087/FL (Construction of new house already granted permission with minor amendment to the separate Car Port/Stable block to convert the stable section to a single car garage. (Amendment to TM/18/01166/FL: Demolition of existing house and erection of a replacement dwelling with detached car port and stable. Change of use of agricultural land to residential use))

To carry out essential repairs and minor alterations to the Redlynch Farm, as well as build a new extension, rebuild the stable building in the grounds at the back of the house and Change of Use of land from agricultural land to extension of residential garden.

To carry out essential repairs and minor alterations to the Redlynch Farm, as well as build a new extension, rebuild the stable building in the grounds at the back of the house and Change of Use of land from agricultural land to extension of residential garden.

Mobile home for Class C3 residential use, barn for agriculture and livestock use with Class C3 residential unit on the first floor, stables for agricultural and livestock use.

Conversion of a traditional red brick agricultural building (known as The Old Stables) into a two storey, four bedroom, residential dwelling, including a new access driveway for Home Farm (previously approved under PL/2020/01514/PPFL).

To carry out essential repairs and minor alterations to the Redlynch Farm, as well as build a new extension and rebuild the stable building in the grounds at the back of the house and use it as a office space/garden room and change of use of agricultural land to extension to residential curtilage.

Refurbishment of main house including erection of a new orangery, extensions and alterations to existing Service Wing including merging separate self-contained flat with the main house to create one dwelling. Restoration of coach house and two storey extension, extension and alterations to existing garage block and formation of new stables. Demolition of modern barns and erection of new traditional barn. New tennis court, garden building, glass house and landscaping. Reinstatement of original driveway approach, new walling and entrance gates. Erection of solar panels and associated plant. Change of use of part of land from agricultural to residential (to include annex within traditional barn and tennis court).

Demolition of barn, and static stables/tackroom, replace with stable/tackroom with associated access track, single storey extension and open porch to house New development work includes: 1) new agricultural field access off the A366 for tractor and trailer access, 2) single storey house extension and alterations, 3) erection of replacement static twin stable and tack room with enhanced access via residential area of site

Variation of Condition 18 of previously approved application DC/14/1358 (Erection of 2 replacement dwelling with ancillary garaging (Edith and Gem Cottages) conversion of stables buildings to dwelling and erection of linking basement extensions following demolition of substantial range of modern agricultural buildings including feed silo (Marlands Home Farm). Conversion of workshop building and barn to dwelling, construction of linking extension and replacement semi basement extension. Demolition of two open fronted barns and existing hay barn and erection of attached three bay ancillary cart shed style garage building (Philderayes Farmstead)) to allow for the increase of the residential curtilage.