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Listed building consent for proposed reconstruction of porch, removal of the rear timber framed entrance, addition of new side window, internal alterations, replace sections of sole plates with oak, and roof reconstruction to include salvaged kent peg tiles from existing roof.

Thatch Cottage, Sole Street, Crundale, Canterbury, CT4 7EN

Decision MadeReference: PA/2025/1120Ashford Borough Council

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Application summary

Status
Decision Made
Application type
Listed building consent (Alt/Ext)
Received
11 Jun 2025
Validated
11 Jun 2025
Determination deadline
18 Aug 2025
Local authority
Ashford Borough Council

Application overview

Listed building consent for proposed reconstruction of porch, removal of the rear timber framed entrance, addition of new side window, internal alterations, replace sections of sole plates with oak, and roof reconstruction to include salvaged kent peg tiles from existing roof.

Proposal details

Reference
PA/2025/1120
Ward
Downs North
Parish
Crundale;Crundale;Crundale
Agent
Mr Tim Harmer

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Application location

Thatch Cottage, Sole Street, Crundale, Canterbury, CT4 7EN

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Documents 14 of 14

DocumentPublishedAction
Existing Elevations - 04 Rev 00Plan · PDF11 Jun 2025View
Advert - Press NotificationOther · PDF13 Jun 2025View
Proposed Plans - 05 Rev 00Plan · PDF11 Jun 2025View
DM Final Officer Report.pdfOfficer Report · PDF18 Aug 2025View
Climate Mitigation StatementSupporting Documents · PDF11 Jun 2025View
Heritage Impact StatementSupporting Documents · PDF11 Jun 2025View
Proposed Site Layout - 07 Rev 00Plan · PDF11 Jun 2025View
DM Decision Notice.pdfDecision Notice · PDF18 Aug 2025View
Site Location - 01 Rev 00Plan · PDF11 Jun 2025View
Kent Downs National LandscapeConsultee · PDF24 Jun 2025View
Application FormApplication Form · PDF11 Jun 2025View
Existing Site Layout - 02 Rev 00Plan · PDF11 Jun 2025View
Proposed Elevations - 06 Rev 00Plan · PDF11 Jun 2025View
Existing Plans - 03Plan · PDF11 Jun 2025View

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