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Erection of a single-storey rear extension, extending 4.5 meters beyond the rear wall of the original house with a maximum height of 3.175 meters, and a maximum height eaves 2.95 meters. Ground floor side extension. Installation of a porch. Construction of a two-storey side extension with hipped roof including a Juliet balcony at the rear and windows at the front. Rear dormer extension. Replacement of all double-glazed windows like for like, moving position of 2 windows on the side elevation. Insertion of a rooflight on the front roof slope.

119 Stirling Road, Wood Green, London, N22 5BN

Decision MadeReference: HGY/2024/0856London Borough of Haringey

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Application summary

Status
Decision Made
Application type
Householder planning permission
Received
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Validated
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Determination deadline
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Local authority
London Borough of Haringey

Application overview

Erection of a single-storey rear extension, extending 4.5 meters beyond the rear wall of the original house with a maximum height of 3.175 meters, and a maximum height eaves 2.95 meters. Ground floor side extension. Installation of a porch. Construction of a two-storey side extension with hipped roof including a Juliet balcony at the rear and windows at the front. Rear dormer extension. Replacement of all double-glazed windows like for like, moving position of 2 windows on the side elevation. Insertion of a rooflight on the front roof slope.

Proposal details

Reference
HGY/2024/0856
Alternative references
PP-12919011
Ward
Woodside

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Application location

119 Stirling Road, Wood Green, London, N22 5BN

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Documents 12 of 12

DocumentPublishedAction
0294_AB_D_A_004_Existing Roof Layout.pdf · PDF26 Mar 2024View
0294_AB_D_A_001_Site Location and Block Plan · PDF24 Oct 2024View
DM Final Officer Report.pdf · PDF25 Oct 2024View
ApplicationFormRedacted.pdf · PDF26 Mar 2024View
0294_AB_D_A_003_Existing Ground and First Floor · PDF24 Oct 2024View
0294_AB_D_A_002_Proposed Block Plan_PL2 · PDF24 Oct 2024View
0294_AB_D_A_007_Existing Elevations_PL2 · PDF24 Oct 2024View
0294_AB_D_A_006_Proposed Second Floor and Roof Plan_PL2 · PDF24 Oct 2024View
DM Decision.pdf · PDF25 Oct 2024View
0294_AB_D_A_008_Proposed Elevations and Section_PL2 · PDF24 Oct 2024View
Design and Access Statement - 119 Stirling Road.pdf · PDF26 Mar 2024View
0294_AB_D_A_005_Proposed Ground and First Floor_PL2 · PDF24 Oct 2024View

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