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Proposed single storey rear and side infill extension, rear dormer extension and 1x front rooflights, replacing all windows with traditional painted double glazed sash windows, removal of UPVC outer door, 2x rooflight to the rear outrigger to dwellinghouse.

53 Clifford Gardens, London, NW10 5JE

DecidedReference: 24/3561London Borough of Brent

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Application location

53 Clifford Gardens, London, NW10 5JE

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Householder
Received
13 Dec 2024
Validated
13 Dec 2024
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
London Borough of Brent

Application overview

Proposed single storey rear and side infill extension, rear dormer extension and 1x front rooflights, replacing all windows with traditional painted double glazed sash windows, removal of UPVC outer door, 2x rooflight to the rear outrigger to dwellinghouse.

Proposal details

Reference
24/3561
Alternative references
PP-13637635
Ward
Queens Park
Agent
Trevillion Architects Ltd

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Documents 16 of 16

DocumentPublishedAction
Final decision noticeDecision (Public) · PDF7 Feb 2025View
Final delegated reportReport · PDF6 Feb 2025View
Proposed front and rear elevationsApproved Drawing Plans · PDF9 Jan 2025View
Proposed loft and roof plansApproved Drawing Plans · PDF8 Jan 2025View
Location planApproved Drawing Plans · PDF16 Dec 2024View
Site planApproved Drawing Plans · PDF16 Dec 2024View
Existing floor plansApproved Drawing Plans · PDF16 Dec 2024View
Existing roof planApproved Drawing Plans · PDF16 Dec 2024View
Existing front and rear elevationsApproved Drawing Plans · PDF16 Dec 2024View
Existing side elevationsApproved Drawing Plans · PDF16 Dec 2024View
Proposed floor plansApproved Drawing Plans · PDF16 Dec 2024View
Proposed side elevation and sectionApproved Drawing Plans · PDF16 Dec 2024View
Replacement ground floor window scheduleApproved Drawing Plans · PDF16 Dec 2024View
Replacement first floor window scheduleApproved Drawing Plans · PDF16 Dec 2024View
Sash window section detailApproved Drawing Plans · PDF16 Dec 2024View
Application form redactedApplication Form (Public) · PDF16 Dec 2024View

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