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Alterations and extensions to create a 2 storey dwelling with annex, comprising the removal of existing roof on the front half of the property, erection of a 1st floor over with a hipped roof, a 2 storey front infill extension, ground-floor single-storey side extension and new entrance porch. Reconfiguration of layout including the creation of annex at the rear. New landscaping scheme. (Amended description)

35 Tinsley Lane, Three Bridges, Crawley

PermitReference: CR/2025/0537/FULCrawley Borough Council

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Application summary

Status
Permit
Application type
Full Planning Application
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Validated
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Determination deadline
11 Mar 2026
Local authority
Crawley Borough Council

Application overview

Alterations and extensions to create a 2 storey dwelling with annex, comprising the removal of existing roof on the front half of the property, erection of a 1st floor over with a hipped roof, a 2 storey front infill extension, ground-floor single-storey side extension and new entrance porch. Reconfiguration of layout including the creation of annex at the rear. New landscaping scheme. (Amended description)

Proposal details

Reference
CR/2025/0537/FUL
Agent
Commercial Drawing Service

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Application location

35 Tinsley Lane, Three Bridges, Crawley

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Documents 17 of 17

DocumentPublishedAction
ApplicationFormRedacted.pdfApplication Forms3 Oct 2025View
extractedDocument (9).pdfCurrent Drawings30 Oct 2025View
extractedDocument (8).pdfCurrent Drawings30 Oct 2025View
extractedDocument (10).pdfCurrent Drawings30 Oct 2025View
TSL-2025-006B.pdfCurrent Drawings24 Feb 2026View
TSL-2025-006D.pdfCurrent Drawings4 Mar 2026View
extractedDocument (1).pdfCurrent Drawings3 Oct 2025View
extractedDocument (6).pdfCurrent Drawings30 Oct 2025View
extractedDocument.pdfCurrent Drawings28 Jan 2026View
extractedDocument (3).pdfCurrent Drawings3 Oct 2025View
extractedDocument (7).pdfCurrent Drawings30 Oct 2025View
extractedDocument (1).pdfCurrent Drawings9 Jan 2026View
extractedDocument (2).pdfCurrent Drawings9 Jan 2026View
extractedDocument (4).pdfCurrent Drawings28 Jan 2026View
extractedDocument (3).pdfCurrent Drawings9 Jan 2026View
Delegated report_CR20250537FUL(2).pdfOfficer Report9 Mar 2026View
DN_CR20250537FUL.pdfDecision9 Mar 2026View

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