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Change of use of ground floor cycle shop (Use Class E) to residential (Use Class C3); including conversion of first floor flat above to form a single family dwellinghouse; single storey rear extension (Following demolition of existing rear additions); rear roof extension

281 Acton Lane Chiswick W4 5DH

Granted with ConditionsReference: 253009FULLondon Borough of Ealing

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Application location

281 Acton Lane Chiswick W4 5DH

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Application summary

Status
Granted with Conditions
Application type
Full Application
Received
6 Aug 2025
Validated
22 Aug 2025
Determination deadline
17 Oct 2025
Local authority
London Borough of Ealing

Application overview

Change of use of ground floor cycle shop (Use Class E) to residential (Use Class C3); including conversion of first floor flat above to form a single family dwellinghouse; single storey rear extension (Following demolition of existing rear additions); rear roof extension

Proposal details

Reference
253009FUL
Alternative references
PP-14203505
Ward
Southfield
Agent
ATK Designs

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Documents 10 of 10

DocumentPublishedAction
DECISION NOTICEDecision · PDF23 Jan 2026View
OFFICERS REPORTOfficer Report · PDF23 Jan 2026View
PROPOSED PLANS AND ELEVATIONSDraw - Revised · PDF21 Jan 2026View
NEIGHBOUR SITE NOTICESite Notice · PDF1 Sept 2025View
LAMPOST LOCATIONSSite Notice · PDF1 Sept 2025View
APPLICATIONFORMREDACTEDApplication Form - Without Personal Data · PDF6 Aug 2025View
LOCATIONPLANDraw - Location Plan · PDF6 Aug 2025View
ACTON LANE DESIGN AND ACCESS STATEMENTDesign and Access Statement · PDF6 Aug 2025View
281 LOCATION PLANDrawing · PDF6 Aug 2025View
EXISTING PLANS AND ELEVATIONSDrawing · PDF6 Aug 2025View

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Decision & conditions

Grant with Conditions
DECISION NOTICE
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