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New two storey rear extension to replace existing single storey extension, along with internal refurbishment and window replacement

Manor Court North Side Steeple Aston Oxfordshire OX25 4SE

Application RefusedReference: 25/01638/FCherwell District Council

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Application summary

Status
Application Refused
Application type
Full Development
Received
23 Jun 2025
Validated
7 Jul 2025
Determination deadline
1 Sept 2025
Local authority
Cherwell District Council

Application overview

New two storey rear extension to replace existing single storey extension, along with internal refurbishment and window replacement

Proposal details

Reference
25/01638/F
Ward
Deddington
Parish
Steeple Aston
Agent
Gresford Architects

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Application location

Manor Court North Side Steeple Aston Oxfordshire OX25 4SE

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Documents 26 of 26

DocumentPublishedAction
app formApplication Documents23 Jun 2025View
D&A statementSupporting Documents23 Jun 2025View
Heritage StatementSupporting Documents23 Jun 2025View
Ecological reportSupporting Documents23 Jun 2025View
Site Location planPlans - Site23 Jun 2025View
Proposed site planPlans - Site23 Jun 2025View
Existing site planPlans - Site9 Jul 2025View
Existing roof planPlans - Existing23 Jun 2025View
Existing north elevationPlans - Existing23 Jun 2025View
Existing east elevationPlans - Existing23 Jun 2025View
Existing south elevationPlans - Existing23 Jun 2025View
Existing west elevationPlans - Existing23 Jun 2025View
Existing GF planPlans - Existing9 Jul 2025View
Existing FF planPlans - Existing9 Jul 2025View
Proposed external viewsPlans – Details23 Jun 2025View
Proposed GF planPlans - Proposed23 Jun 2025View
Proposed FF planPlans - Proposed23 Jun 2025View
Proposed roof planPlans - Proposed23 Jun 2025View
Proposed north elevationPlans - Proposed23 Jun 2025View
Proposed east elvationPlans - Proposed23 Jun 2025View
Proposed south elevationPlans - Proposed23 Jun 2025View
Proposed west elevationPlans - Proposed23 Jun 2025View
OCC Planning ArchaeologistConsultation Response17 Jul 2025View
ConservationConsultation Response1 Sept 2025View
Delegated Officer ReportOfficer Report26 Sept 2025View
Decision NoticeDecision26 Sept 2025View

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