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Demolition of existing conservatory, construction of a rear extension with the same footprint as the conservatory, and conversion of the existing 3 bedroom dwelling (C3 Use) into a 4 bedroom, 5 person HMO (C4 Use).

19 ULLSWATER CLOSE, BROMLEY, BR1 4JF

Decision MadeReference: 25/03795/FPALondon Borough of Bromley

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Application summary

Status
Decision Made
Application type
Full planning permission
Received
6 Aug 2025
Validated
6 Aug 2025
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
London Borough of Bromley

Application overview

Demolition of existing conservatory, construction of a rear extension with the same footprint as the conservatory, and conversion of the existing 3 bedroom dwelling (C3 Use) into a 4 bedroom, 5 person HMO (C4 Use).

Proposal details

Reference
25/03795/FPA
Alternative references
PP-14206109
Ward
Bromley Town
Agent
Mr Peter Hadley

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Application location

19 ULLSWATER CLOSE, BROMLEY, BR1 4JF

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Documents 20 of 20

DocumentPublishedAction
Appeal Ref: APP/G5180/W/24/3353517Supporting Document · PDF6 Aug 2025View
PLANNING FIRE SAFETY STRATEGYSupporting Document · PDF6 Aug 2025View
Proposed Fence 106Drawing · PDF6 Aug 2025View
Planning Design and Access StatementSupporting Document · PDF6 Aug 2025View
Decision Notice · PDF1 Oct 2025View
Application Form RedactedApplication Form No Personal Data · PDF6 Aug 2025View
Proposed Elevation 105Drawing · PDF6 Aug 2025View
Existing Ground Floor 001Drawing · PDF6 Aug 2025View
Proposed 1st Floor 102Drawing · PDF6 Aug 2025View
Existing Roof Plan 004Drawing · PDF6 Aug 2025View
Existing 1st Floor 002Drawing · PDF6 Aug 2025View
Officer Report · PDF1 Oct 2025View
Proposed Ground Floor 101Drawing · PDF6 Aug 2025View
Existing 2nd Floor 003Drawing · PDF6 Aug 2025View
Proposed Block Plan 100Drawing · PDF6 Aug 2025View
Existing Elevations 005Drawing · PDF6 Aug 2025View
Proposed Roof Plan 104Drawing · PDF6 Aug 2025View
Site Location PlanDrawing · PDF6 Aug 2025View
Proposed 2nd Floor 103Drawing · PDF6 Aug 2025View
Existing Block PlanDrawing · PDF6 Aug 2025View

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