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Erection of a part single-storey, part two-storey rear extension; associated external alterations including garden stairs and landscaping works; installation of a green roof; replacement and alteration of windows and doors; and internal reconfiguration of the existing dwelling.

21 Endymion Road, Hornsey, London, N4 1EE

Decision MadeReference: HGY/2026/1763London Borough of Haringey

Last published check: 12 Oct 2026, 14:08. Check the council record for more recent changes.

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Application summary

Status
Decision Made
Application type
Householder planning permission
Received
Not published
Validated
Not published
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
London Borough of Haringey

Application overview

Erection of a part single-storey, part two-storey rear extension; associated external alterations including garden stairs and landscaping works; installation of a green roof; replacement and alteration of windows and doors; and internal reconfiguration of the existing dwelling.

Proposal details

Reference
HGY/2026/1763
Alternative references
PP-15022293
Ward
Harringay
Agent
MR See-Beng Ng

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Application location

21 Endymion Road, Hornsey, London, N4 1EE

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Documents 23 of 23

DocumentPublishedAction
D-200 - Existing Front & Rear ElevationsPlans · PDF19 Jun 2026View
D-102 - Existing Second Floor PlanPlans · PDF19 Jun 2026View
P-102 - Proposed Second Floor PlanPlans · PDF19 Jun 2026View
D-010 - Existing SectionPlans · PDF19 Jun 2026View
P-103 - Proposed Roof PlanPlans · PDF19 Jun 2026View
DM Final Officer Report.pdf · PDF14 Aug 2026View
D-100 - Existing Ground Floor PlanPlans · PDF19 Jun 2026View
D-LG - Existing Lower Ground Floor PlanPlans · PDF19 Jun 2026View
P-300 - Proposed Section (Coloured)Plans · PDF19 Jun 2026View
P-001 - Location PlanPlans · PDF19 Jun 2026View
Application Form (Redacted)Application Form · PDF19 Jun 2026View
DM Decision.pdf · PDF14 Aug 2026View
P-300 - Proposed SectionPlans · PDF19 Jun 2026View
P-LG - Proposed Lower Ground Floor PlanPlans · PDF19 Jun 2026View
P-010 - Proposed Site PlanPlans · PDF19 Jun 2026View
P-200 - Proposed Front & Rear ElevationsPlans · PDF19 Jun 2026View
D-010 - Existing Site PlanPlans · PDF19 Jun 2026View
D-103 - Existing Roof PlanPlans · PDF19 Jun 2026View
Design & Access Statement - May 2026Document · PDF19 Jun 2026View
P-100 - Proposed Ground Floor PlanPlans · PDF19 Jun 2026View
D-101 - Existing First Floor PlanPlans · PDF19 Jun 2026View
P-200 - Proposed Front & Rear Elevations (Coloured)Plans · PDF19 Jun 2026View
P-101 - Proposed First Floor PlanPlans · PDF19 Jun 2026View

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