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Proposed change of use of existing ancillary residential outbuilding to also allow for short term holiday lettings, with alterations to approved elevations and new boundary wall (Retrospective)

21 Church Rise Newcastle Upon Tyne NE16 4BU

DecidedReference: DC/25/00953/FULGateshead Metropolitan Borough Council

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Full Application
Received
2 Sept 2025
Validated
2 Sept 2025
Determination deadline
28 Oct 2025
Local authority
Gateshead Metropolitan Borough Council

Application overview

Proposed change of use of existing ancillary residential outbuilding to also allow for short term holiday lettings, with alterations to approved elevations and new boundary wall (Retrospective)

Proposal details

Reference
DC/25/00953/FUL
Ward
Dunston Hill And Whickham East
Agent
Anton Lang Planning Services LTD

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Application location

21 Church Rise Newcastle Upon Tyne NE16 4BU

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Documents 12 of 12

DocumentPublishedAction
Appeal Decision - 6002707 (2)appeal decision7 Sept 2026View
Officer Recommendation ReportOfficers Report8 Dec 2025View
Certificate RefusedCertificate Refused8 Dec 2025View
Supporting Document - Planning Statement, Design and Access StatementSupporting documents2 Sept 2025View
Supporting Document - Proposed 3D ViewsSupporting documents2 Sept 2025View
Plans - Existing and Proposed - Site Layout PlanPlans2 Sept 2025View
Plans - Existing - Roof Plans, ElevationsPlans2 Sept 2025View
Plans - Proposed - Floor PlansPlans2 Sept 2025View
Plans - Proposed - Roof Plans, ElevationsPlans2 Sept 2025View
Plans - Site Location PlanPlans2 Sept 2025View
Plans - Existing - Floor PlansPlans2 Sept 2025View
Application Form - RedactedApplication Form2 Sept 2025View

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Decision & conditions

Refuse

Appeal status: Unknown · Part Allowed/Dismissed

Appeal Decision - 6002707 (2)
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