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Replacement of existing timber sash windows with new timber sash windows incorporating slim-profile double glazing. The replacement windows will match the existing in terms of design, opening method, materials, proportions, glazing bar pattern and external appearance. Works are limited to window replacement only, with no alteration to the surrounding masonry or structural openings.

Berkeley House, Hesket Newmarket, Wigton, CA7 8JG

Application being consideredReference: 7/2026/2010Lake District National Park Authority

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Application summary

Status
Application being considered
Application type
Listed Building Consent application
Received
15 Jan 2026
Validated
31 Mar 2026
Determination deadline
13 May 2026
Local authority
Lake District National Park Authority

Application overview

Replacement of existing timber sash windows with new timber sash windows incorporating slim-profile double glazing. The replacement windows will match the existing in terms of design, opening method, materials, proportions, glazing bar pattern and external appearance. Works are limited to window replacement only, with no alteration to the surrounding masonry or structural openings.

Proposal details

Reference
7/2026/2010
Alternative references
PP-14619472
Ward
Thursby Ward
Parish
Caldbeck
UPRN
10008818062

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Application location

Berkeley House, Hesket Newmarket, Wigton, CA7 8JG

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Photograph - FD1 interiorOther supporting informationNot publishedView
Photograph - FD1 interiorOther supporting informationNot publishedView
Photograph - FD1 exteriorOther supporting informationNot publishedView
Photograph - FD2 exteriorOther supporting informationNot publishedView
Photograph - FD3 exteriorOther supporting informationNot publishedView
Photograph - SU1 interiorOther supporting informationNot publishedView
Photograph - SD2 interiorOther supporting informationNot publishedView
Photograph - SD2 interiorOther supporting informationNot publishedView
Photograph - FU1 interiorOther supporting informationNot publishedView
Photograph - FU1 interiorOther supporting informationNot publishedView
Photograph - SU2 interiorOther supporting informationNot publishedView
Photograph - SD3 interiorOther supporting informationNot publishedView
Heritage statementOther supporting information28 Jan 2026View
Quotation - redactedOther supporting information28 Jan 2026View
Photograph - SD2 exterior - redactedOther supporting information28 Jan 2026View
Photograph - SU1 interior - redactedOther supporting information28 Jan 2026View
Photograph - SU1 interior - redactedOther supporting information28 Jan 2026View
Design and access statementDesign & access statement5 Feb 2026View
Photograph - Front elevation windows plus sizesOther supporting information5 Feb 2026View
Photograph - Side elevation windows plus sizesOther supporting information5 Feb 2026View
Photograph - Side elevationOther supporting information5 Feb 2026View
Window drawings (14.03.2026)Plan18 Mar 2026View
Amended application form (redacted) (19.03.2026)Application form31 Mar 2026View
Site location planSite location plan31 Mar 2026View
Reply by Parish CouncilConsultee response8 Apr 2026View
Letter of representationComment12 May 2026View
Proposed and existing elevationsPlan28 Sept 2026View

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