Conversion of single family dwelling house into four self contained flats; two-storey side extension, part single, part first floor rear extensions; rear dormer window, two roof lights to front roofslope (Following demolition of existing conservatory and garage, removal of chimneys); alterations to the existing roof structure; associated cycle and vehicle parking, refuse storage and amenity space

Change of use of the property from a single family dwelling (Class C3) to a small House of Multiple Occupation (C4 HMO) consisting of 6 bed, 6 persons including part single, part two storey side and rear extension following demolition of the existing garage. New front porch. Roof extension involving rear dormer window and new side gable window (AMENDED DESCRIPTION).

Demolition of existing dwelling, conservatory, garage and summer room and erection of a two-storey 6 bedroom house including rear dormer window to provide accommodation within the roof space and provision of retaining walls

Sub-division of the site and construction of an end of terraced 2-storey, 3-bed dwelling house with demolition of garage at side, single storey rear extension and roof extension involving hip-gable extension and rear dormer window.

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.

Variation of Condition 2 (Plan Numbers) of planning permission 19/2284/FUL (Demolition of existing dwelling and construction of replacement dwelling with accommodation within roof served by rear dormer and rooflights) to relocate the garage to the other side of the house, switching with front living room, alterations to fenestration to front and rear and to include addition of 2 new window to side elevation (within new garage location) and insertion of new external doors and inclusion of schedule of external materials

Demolition of existing dwelling house and replacement with 2 no. detached houses and associated works (resubmission of permitted 19/01225/FUL). Variation of condition 2 of planning permission SB/20/00122/FUL to reference drawings showing amendments including dormer window on garage and loggia feature within approved roof form (19153-02 Rev B and 19153-03 Rev B).

Application to allow alterations to roof, flat top dormer replaced with gable frontage, flat roof above bay window to west changed to pitched roof, replacement of trees to north of plot with mixed beech and hawthorn, move entrance porch forward and addition of airsourced heat pump attached to external wall of garage (Application under section 73 to vary condition numbers (2. approved plans); as imposed by planning permission 18/01553/FUL - Partial demolition of existing house, and erection of a new dwellinghouse) (amend plans recieved showing house in original location as per 18/01553/FUL).

Demolition of side garage and construction of a new 3 bedroom dwelling house to the side of 51 Sheppard Street incorporating roof accommodation with a rear dormer and two velux roof windows to the front.