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Construct upward extension to raise roof to create additional storey with three gable dormers to front and two to rear, erection of a single storey side/rear extension�and portico on the ground floor and one Juliette balcony window to the back as amended 08.06.2026

Newby Cottage 59 Cornmoor Road Newcastle Upon Tyne NE16 4PU

DecidedReference: DC/26/00184/HHAGateshead Metropolitan Borough Council

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Householder Application
Received
9 Mar 2026
Validated
9 Mar 2026
Determination deadline
26 Jun 2026
Local authority
Gateshead Metropolitan Borough Council

Application overview

Construct upward extension to raise roof to create additional storey with three gable dormers to front and two to rear, erection of a single storey side/rear extension�and portico on the ground floor and one Juliette balcony window to the back as amended 08.06.2026

Proposal details

Reference
DC/26/00184/HHA
Ward
Dunston Hill And Whickham East
Agent
Paul Bell Architectural Design

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Application location

Newby Cottage 59 Cornmoor Road Newcastle Upon Tyne NE16 4PU

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Documents 12 of 12

DocumentPublishedAction
Officers Report Newby Cottages 58 Cornmoor RdOfficers Report26 Jun 2026View
PLANNING 3-05 Rev A EXIST AND PROD SITE ROOF PLANAmended Plans12 Jun 2026View
PLANNING 3-04 Rev A PROPOSED SECTIONSAmended Plans12 Jun 2026View
PLANNING 3-03 Rev A PROPOSED ELEVATIONSAmended Plans12 Jun 2026View
PLANNING 3-02 Rev A PROPOSED FLOOR PLANSAmended Plans12 Jun 2026View
PLANNING 3-05 EXISTING AND PROPOSED SITE AND ROOF PLANSuperseded Plans9 Mar 2026View
PLANNING 3-04 PROPOSED SECTIONSSuperseded Plans9 Mar 2026View
PLANNING 3-03 PROPOSED ELEVATIONSSuperseded Plans9 Mar 2026View
PLANNING 3-02 PROPOSED FLOOR PLANSSuperseded Plans9 Mar 2026View
PLANNING 3-01 EXISTING FLOOR PLANS AND ELEVATIONSPlans9 Mar 2026View
PLANNING 3-0 SITE LOCATION PLANPlans9 Mar 2026View
ApplicationFormRedactedApplication Form9 Mar 2026View

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