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Conversion of existing store into 2x bedroom dwellinghouse with creation of basement floor, part first floor rear extension, refurbishment of front doors to be locked with open glazed panels above, installation of 2x doors to the front side of the elevation and cycle spaces and landscaping.

Building rear of 50 Dartmouth Road, Dawlish Road, London

DecidedReference: 25/0924London Borough of Brent

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Application location

Building rear of 50 Dartmouth Road, Dawlish Road, London

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Full Planning Permission
Received
28 Mar 2025
Validated
8 Apr 2025
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
London Borough of Brent

Application overview

Conversion of existing store into 2x bedroom dwellinghouse with creation of basement floor, part first floor rear extension, refurbishment of front doors to be locked with open glazed panels above, installation of 2x doors to the front side of the elevation and cycle spaces and landscaping.

Proposal details

Reference
25/0924
Alternative references
PP-13899132
Ward
Cricklewood & Mapesbury
Agent
True Associates

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Documents 16 of 16

DocumentPublishedAction
Existing elevationsRefused Drawing Plans · PDF18 Jun 2025View
Existing north elevations & sectionRefused Drawing Plans · PDF18 Jun 2025View
Proposed elevationsRefused Drawing Plans · PDF18 Jun 2025View
Proposed north elevations & sectionRefused Drawing Plans · PDF18 Jun 2025View
Block planRefused Drawing Plans · PDF18 Jun 2025View
Bin and cycle storeRefused Drawing Plans · PDF18 Jun 2025View
Proposed floor & roof plansRefused Drawing Plans · PDF18 Jun 2025View
Location plan & existing floor/roof plansRefused Drawing Plans · PDF18 Jun 2025View
Final delegated reportReport · PDF18 Jun 2025View
Final decision noticeDecision (Public) · PDF18 Jun 2025View
Planning statementRefused Documents · PDF31 Mar 2025View
Biodiversity net gain statementRefused Documents · PDF31 Mar 2025View
Design & access, planning & heritage statementRefused Documents · PDF31 Mar 2025View
Fire strategy statementRefused Documents · PDF31 Mar 2025View
Tree surveyRefused Documents · PDF31 Mar 2025View
Application form redactedApplication Form (Public) · PDF31 Mar 2025View

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Decision & conditions

Permission Refused
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