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Change of use from 9 bed Hotel to 10 bedroom Care Home (use Class C2) and single storey rear extension

Parc Lodge, Bryntirion Hill, Bryntirion, Bridgend, CF31 4DA

DecidedReference: P/25/227/FULBridgend County Borough Council

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Full Planning Application
Received
10 Apr 2025
Validated
8 Sept 2025
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Bridgend County Borough Council

Application overview

Change of use from 9 bed Hotel to 10 bedroom Care Home (use Class C2) and single storey rear extension

Proposal details

Reference
P/25/227/FUL

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Application location

Parc Lodge, Bryntirion Hill, Bryntirion, Bridgend, CF31 4DA

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Documents 19 of 19

DocumentPublishedAction
Decision Notice_P25227FUL.docxDecision3 Oct 2025View
Officers Report_P25227FUL.pdfDecision3 Oct 2025View
PLA0090008.docConsultation responses29 Sept 2025View
P25227FUL - Parc Lodge, Bryntirion Hill, Bryntirion, Bridgend, CF31 4DA(1).docxConsultation responses15 Sept 2025View
Email-RE_ Planning application consultation P_25_227_FUL Parc Lodge_ Bryntirion Hill_ Bryntirion_ Bridgend_ CF31 4DA(3).msgConsultation responses10 Sept 2025View
Email-RE_ P_25_227_FUL - Bryntirion Hill.msgConsultation responses1 Sept 2025View
Email-P_25_227_FUL - Bryntirion Hill.msgConsultation responses29 Aug 2025View
Email-RE_ Planning application consultation P_25_227_FUL Parc Lodge_ Bryntirion Hill_ Bryntirion_ Bridgend_ CF31 4DA(2).msgConsultation responses6 Aug 2025View
8ad08823-51b9-11f0-bd1c-000000273617 edit.docxConsultation responses25 Jun 2025View
Email-RE_ Planning application consultation P_25_227_FUL Parc Lodge_ Bryntirion Hill_ Bryntirion_ Bridgend_ CF31 4DA.msgConsultation responses18 Jun 2025View
Proposed Layout rev C(1).pdfPlans8 Sept 2025View
Existing & Proposed Elevations.pdfPlans8 Sept 2025View
Existing Plan.pdfPlans15 May 2025View
Proposed Layout.pdfPlans10 Apr 2025View
Existing Plan 2.pdfPlans10 Apr 2025View
Business Plan for Change of Use Application.pdfSubmission documents9 Jun 2025View
Green Statment .pdfSubmission documents15 May 2025View
ApplicationFormRedacted.pdfSubmission documents10 Apr 2025View
Operational Statement MH.pdfSubmission documents10 Apr 2025View

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Decision Notice_P25227FUL.docx Officers Report_P25227FUL.pdf
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