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Garage conversion to habitable room, Construction of part one/two storey rear extension, single storey front extension, first floor rear juliet balcony, first floor side extension, loft conversion including one rear roof dormer, two front roof lights and one on both side roof lights and elevational alterations.

48 MARLINGS PARK AVENUE, CHISLEHURST, BR7 6QW

Decision MadeReference: 26/03080/HPALondon Borough of Bromley

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Application summary

Status
Decision Made
Application type
Householder planning permission
Received
31 Jul 2026
Validated
4 Aug 2026
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
London Borough of Bromley

Application overview

Garage conversion to habitable room, Construction of part one/two storey rear extension, single storey front extension, first floor rear juliet balcony, first floor side extension, loft conversion including one rear roof dormer, two front roof lights and one on both side roof lights and elevational alterations.

Proposal details

Reference
26/03080/HPA
Alternative references
PP-15070798
Ward
Chislehurst
Agent
Mr L Pitters MCIAT

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Application location

48 MARLINGS PARK AVENUE, CHISLEHURST, BR7 6QW

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Documents 16 of 16

DocumentPublishedAction
Proposed Ground and First Floor PlanDrawing · PDF31 Jul 2026View
Existing Elevations - 2645/11 ADrawing · PDF4 Aug 2026View
Existing Block Plan - 2645-12 ADrawing · PDF31 Jul 2026View
Location Plan - 2645-25Drawing · PDF31 Jul 2026View
Proposed Second Floor and Roof PlanDrawing · PDF31 Jul 2026View
Proposed Section AA and BB - 2645-19 CDrawing · PDF31 Jul 2026View
Fire Safety StatementSupporting Document · PDF31 Jul 2026View
Decision Notice · PDF29 Sept 2026View
Existing Sections - 2645-13 ADrawing · PDF31 Jul 2026View
Proposed Block Plan - 2645-20Drawing · PDF31 Jul 2026View
Design and Access StatementDesign and Access Statement · PDF31 Jul 2026View
Existing Floor Plans and Roof Plan - 2645/10 ADrawing · PDF31 Jul 2026View
Proposed 3D ViewDrawing · PDF31 Jul 2026View
Proposed ElevationsDrawing · PDF31 Jul 2026View
Officer ReportOfficer Delegation Report · PDF29 Sept 2026View
ApplicationFormRedactedApplication Form No Personal Data · PDF31 Jul 2026View

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