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Single-storey front and rear extension with a two-storey side extension, following the demolition of garage & front porch.

46 Cherry Garden Avenue, Folkestone, CT19 5LF

ClosedReference: 26/0326/FHFolkestone and Hythe Council

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Application summary

Status
Closed
Application type
Householder planning permission
Received
4 Mar 2026
Validated
11 Mar 2026
Determination deadline
6 May 2026
Local authority
Folkestone and Hythe Council

Application overview

Single-storey front and rear extension with a two-storey side extension, following the demolition of garage & front porch.

Proposal details

Reference
26/0326/FH
Ward
Broadmead
Parish
Folkestone

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Application location

46 Cherry Garden Avenue, Folkestone, CT19 5LF

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Documents 26 of 26

DocumentPublishedAction
Decision Notice.pdf · PDF5 May 2026View
Proposed site planPlan · PDF1 May 2026View
Existing ground floor plan.pdfPlan · PDF4 Mar 2026View
Proposed elevations (2 of 2)Plan · PDF1 May 2026View
Existing first floor planPlan · PDF4 Mar 2026View
Proposed First Floor PlanPlan · PDF1 May 2026View
Proposed external viewsPlan · PDF4 Mar 2026View
Superseded Proposed site planPlan · PDF4 Mar 2026View
Superseded Proposed elevations (2 of 2)Plan · PDF4 Mar 2026View
Existing roof planPlan · PDF4 Mar 2026View
Superseded Proposed loft planPlan · PDF4 Mar 2026View
Location and existing site planPlan · PDF4 Mar 2026View
Officers Report.pdf · PDF5 May 2026View
Proposed elevations (1 of 2)Plan · PDF1 May 2026View
Proposed ground floor planPlan · PDF1 May 2026View
Proposed Loft PlanPlan · PDF1 May 2026View
Superseded Proposed ground floor planPlan · PDF4 Mar 2026View
Existing elevations (2 of 2)Plan · PDF4 Mar 2026View
Proposed Roof PlanPlan · PDF1 May 2026View
Existing elevations (1 of 2)Plan · PDF4 Mar 2026View
Superseded Proposed elevations (1 of 2)Plan · PDF4 Mar 2026View
Superseded Proposed first floor planPlan · PDF4 Mar 2026View
Superseded Proposed roof planPlan · PDF4 Mar 2026View
Application Form (R)Document · PDF4 Mar 2026View
Flood Risk StatementDocument · PDF11 Mar 2026View
Existing loft planPlan · PDF4 Mar 2026View

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Decision Notice.pdf
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