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Single storey rear extension, extending beyond the rear wall of the original house by 4m, for which the maximum height would be 3m, and for which the height of the eaves would be 3.15m (42 Day Notification for Householder Permitted Development Prior Approval)

30 HAMPDEN AVENUE, BECKENHAM, BR3 4HB

Decision MadeReference: 26/00513/NOTLondon Borough of Bromley

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Application summary

Status
Decision Made
Application type
Prior approval Part 1 Class A.1(ea): Larger home extension
Received
10 Feb 2026
Validated
10 Feb 2026
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
London Borough of Bromley

Application overview

Single storey rear extension, extending beyond the rear wall of the original house by 4m, for which the maximum height would be 3m, and for which the height of the eaves would be 3.15m (42 Day Notification for Householder Permitted Development Prior Approval)

Proposal details

Reference
26/00513/NOT
Alternative references
PP-14639732
Ward
Clock House
Agent
Michael Serginson

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Application location

30 HAMPDEN AVENUE, BECKENHAM, BR3 4HB

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Documents 13 of 13

DocumentPublishedAction
Existing North and South Elevations - 02 002 Rev P01Drawing · PDF10 Feb 2026View
Proposed West and East Elevations - 02 003 Rev P01Drawing · PDF10 Feb 2026View
Proposed Ground Floor Plan - 01 006 Rev P01Drawing · PDF10 Feb 2026View
Application Form RedactedApplication Form No Personal Data · PDF10 Feb 2026View
Existing Ground Floor Plan - 01 001 Rev P01Drawing · PDF10 Feb 2026View
Existing First Floor Plan - 01 002 Rev P01Drawing · PDF10 Feb 2026View
Existing Roof Plan - 01 004 Rev P01Drawing · PDF10 Feb 2026View
Existing West and east Elevations - 02 001 Rev P01Drawing · PDF10 Feb 2026View
Proposed First Floor Plan - 01 007 Rev P01Drawing · PDF10 Feb 2026View
Proposed Roof Plan - 01 009 Rev P01Drawing · PDF10 Feb 2026View
Proposed North and South Elevations - 02 004 Rev P01Drawing · PDF10 Feb 2026View
Extension EvidenceSupporting Document · PDF10 Feb 2026View
Location Plan - 90 001Drawing · PDF10 Feb 2026View

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PRIOR APPROVAL IS NOT REQUIRED
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