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Grade II Listed Building Consent for demolition of the existing outbuilding and construction of a new single storey annexe in association with the existing dwelling.

Church Cottage, Betts Lane, Nazeing, Waltham Abbey, EN9 2DB

Decision MadeReference: EPF/1268/26Epping Forest District Council

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Application summary

Status
Decision Made
Application type
Listed building consent (demolish)
Received
26 Jun 2026
Validated
26 Jun 2026
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Epping Forest District Council

Application overview

Grade II Listed Building Consent for demolition of the existing outbuilding and construction of a new single storey annexe in association with the existing dwelling.

Proposal details

Reference
EPF/1268/26
Ward
Roydon and Lower Nazeing
Parish
Nazeing

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Application location

Church Cottage, Betts Lane, Nazeing, Waltham Abbey, EN9 2DB

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Documents 19 of 19

DocumentPublishedAction
Nazeing Parish Council #1Representations (Neighbour/Parish Comments/Objections) · PDF10 Jul 2026View
existing outbuilding interior26 Jun 2026View
Church Cottage Planting specification · PDF26 Jun 2026View
existing outbuilding exterior26 Jun 2026View
Conservation Comments · PDF20 Jul 2026View
DM Decision Notice.pdf · PDF8 Sept 2026View
Church Cottage Tree Protection Plan · PDF26 Jun 2026View
Officer Report7 Sept 2026View
A1_20076 - Existing Elevations and Sections · PDF26 Jun 2026View
2963_10E existing and proposed elevations-compressed · PDF26 Jun 2026View
Church Cottage Arboricultural report and AIA · PDF26 Jun 2026View
A1_20076 - Existing Site Plans · PDF26 Jun 2026View
RG 2024.46.MP Church Cottage Heritage Statement v4.5 for outbuilding 2026 · PDF26 Jun 2026View
Church Cottage Landscape Plan rev A · PDF26 Jun 2026View
2963_07C Proposed plans of rebuilt outbuilding · PDF26 Jun 2026View
2963_09E proposed plans and site plan · PDF26 Jun 2026View
Design and Access Statement and Planning Statement for Church Cottage annexe - 23 06 2026 · PDF26 Jun 2026View
CR CRPS MB A The Rooflight Company conservation rooflight · PDF26 Jun 2026View
ApplicationFormRedacted · PDF26 Jun 2026View

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DM Decision Notice.pdf
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