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Demolition of existing shed and construction of part one/two storey side and rear extension, front porch and hip to gable loft conversion with front rooflights, rear dormer with Juliet balcony and elevational alterations.

40 BLACKBROOK LANE, BICKLEY, BROMLEY, BR2 8AY

ValidReference: 26/04228/HPALondon Borough of Bromley

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Application summary

Status
Valid
Application type
Householder planning permission
Received
29 Oct 2026
Validated
3 Nov 2026
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
London Borough of Bromley

Application overview

Demolition of existing shed and construction of part one/two storey side and rear extension, front porch and hip to gable loft conversion with front rooflights, rear dormer with Juliet balcony and elevational alterations.

Proposal details

Reference
26/04228/HPA
Alternative references
PP-15332533
Ward
Bickley & Sundridge
Agent
Mr Ravi Jassal

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Application location

40 BLACKBROOK LANE, BICKLEY, BROMLEY, BR2 8AY

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Documents 18 of 18

DocumentPublishedAction
Location planLocation Plan · PDF29 Oct 2026View
Existing elevations and sections _ 100_02Drawing · PDF29 Oct 2026View
Proposed block plan - 100-05Block Plan · PDF29 Oct 2026View
Proposed front elevation - 100_08Drawing · PDF29 Oct 2026View
Existing snd floor and roof plans- 100_03Drawing · PDF29 Oct 2026View
Proposed left side elevation - 100_30Drawing · PDF3 Nov 2026View
Proposed GF & FF plans - 100_06Drawing · PDF29 Oct 2026View
Proposed rear elevation - 100_09Drawing · PDF29 Oct 2026View
Existing site plans - 100_20Drawing · PDF29 Oct 2026View
Proposed second floor plan - 100_11Drawing · PDF3 Nov 2026View
2602144NOT Proposed GF & FF plans - 100_06Drawing · PDF29 Oct 2026View
Existing GF & FF plans - 100_01Drawing · PDF29 Oct 2026View
Proposed FF plan - 100_07Drawing · PDF29 Oct 2026View
Design and access statementDesign and Access Statement · PDF29 Oct 2026View
Proposed roof plan - 100_12Drawing · PDF29 Oct 2026View
Proposed block plan - 100_05Drawing · PDF29 Oct 2026View
Proposed right side elevation - 100_10Drawing · PDF3 Nov 2026View
Application form redactedApplication Form No Personal Data · PDF29 Oct 2026View

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