Variation of conditions 3 (approved drawings) and 4 (cycle parking) of planning permission reference 2019/4496/P dated 12/02/2020 (for the change of use from publisher's office (Class B1) to dwelling house (Class C3); demolition of existing rear extension and erection of new single storey rear extension with associated terrace above and new French windows to provide access; alterations to rear elevation; replacement of metal windows at 21 John's Mews with new timber sash windows; and conversion of garage to habitable room); namely, changes to the design of the rear extension to 27 John Street and rear fenestration of 21 John's Mews, and relocated cycle parking.
27 John Street London WC1N 2BX
Final DecisionReference: 2020/2315/PLondon Borough of Camden
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Variation of conditions 3 (approved drawings) and 4 (cycle parking) of planning permission reference 2019/4496/P dated 12/02/2020 (for the change of use from publisher's office (Class B1) to dwelling house (Class C3); demolition of existing rear extension and erection of new single storey rear extension with associated terrace above and new French windows to provide access; alterations to rear elevation; replacement of metal windows at 21 John's Mews with new timber sash windows; and conversion of garage to habitable room); namely, changes to the design of the rear extension to 27 John Street and rear fenestration of 21 John's Mews, and relocated cycle parking.
Proposal details
Reference
2020/2315/P
Ward
Holborn & Covent Garden (Pre May 2022)
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