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Listed Building Consent for rear single storey extension following demolition of existing single storey extension; removal of chimney, widening of door opening; removal of a modern gas fireplace, reinstating a historic door opening; installation of a WC in understairs cupboard and repositioning of modern partition.

Malthouse Farm, Rock Hill Road, Egerton, TN27 9EB

Decision MadeReference: PA/2025/1219Ashford Borough Council

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Application summary

Status
Decision Made
Application type
Listed building consent (Alt/Ext)
Received
1 Jul 2025
Validated
1 Jul 2025
Determination deadline
9 Sept 2025
Local authority
Ashford Borough Council

Application overview

Listed Building Consent for rear single storey extension following demolition of existing single storey extension; removal of chimney, widening of door opening; removal of a modern gas fireplace, reinstating a historic door opening; installation of a WC in understairs cupboard and repositioning of modern partition.

Proposal details

Reference
PA/2025/1219
Ward
Weald North
Parish
Egerton
Agent
James Chapman

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Application location

Malthouse Farm, Rock Hill Road, Egerton, TN27 9EB

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Documents 12 of 12

DocumentPublishedAction
Proposed South Elevation (No Change) - 4537 - 07 APlan · PDF1 Jul 2025View
Advert - Press NotificationOther · PDF11 Jul 2025View
Proposed Block Plan - Option 1 - 4537 - 04 APlan · PDF1 Jul 2025View
Heritage Impact AssessmentSupporting Documents · PDF1 Jul 2025View
ApplicationApplication Form · PDF1 Jul 2025View
Proposed Elevations - Option 1 - V2 - 4537 - 06 EPlan · PDF1 Jul 2025View
DM Decision Notice.pdfDecision Notice · PDF8 Sept 2025View
Existing Elevations - 4537 - 03Plan · PDF1 Jul 2025View
DM Final Officer Report.pdfOfficer Report · PDF8 Sept 2025View
Existing Ground Floor Plan - 4537 - 02Plan · PDF1 Jul 2025View
Proposed Ground Floor Plan - Option 1 - V2 - 4537 - 05 FPlan · PDF1 Jul 2025View
Site Location and Existing Block Plan - 4537 - 01 APlan · PDF1 Jul 2025View

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