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Single storey rear extension with a depth of 6.00 metres, highest point of 2.97 metres and height at the eaves of 2.97 metres.

53, Courtland Avenue, Cranbrook, Ilford, IG1 3DN

A decision on this application has been issued.Reference: 1739/26London Borough of Redbridge

Last published check: 30 Sept 2026, 19:50. Check the council record for more recent changes.

Application location

53, Courtland Avenue, Cranbrook, Ilford, IG1 3DN

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Application summary

Status
A decision on this application has been issued.
Application type
Prior Approval - Householders
Received
1 Jul 2026
Validated
2 Jul 2026
Determination deadline
11 Aug 2026
Local authority
London Borough of Redbridge

Application overview

Single storey rear extension with a depth of 6.00 metres, highest point of 2.97 metres and height at the eaves of 2.97 metres.

Proposal details

Reference
1739/26
Alternative references
PP-15054297
Ward
Valentines
Agent
Wasti
UPRN
100022204635

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Documents 10 of 10

DocumentPublishedAction
ApplicationFormRedacted.pdfApplication form1 Jul 2026View
53 Courtland Ave.(6M (OSM..pdfSite/block plan1 Jul 2026View
53 Courtland Ave.(6M (BP.pdfSite/block plan1 Jul 2026View
53 Courtland Ave.(6M (Pl.pdfCombined plan - floor plan1 Jul 2026View
53 Courtland Ave.(6M (Rr E.pdfCombined plan - elevation2 Jul 2026View
53 Courtland Ave.(6M (Sd EA.pdfCombined plan - elevation2 Jul 2026View
53 Courtland Ave.(6M (Sd EB.pdfCombined plan - elevation2 Jul 2026View
53 Courtland Ave_Pic 2.jpegPhotographs1 Jul 2026View
53 Courtland Ave_Pic 1.jpegPhotographs1 Jul 2026View
53 Courtland Ave_Pic 3.jpegPhotographs1 Jul 2026View

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  10. Decision date

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  11. Decision due date

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Decision & conditions

Prior Approval Not Required
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