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Roof alterations in association with new second floor to include rear gable, curved side dormer; front gable and rooflights; rear first floor terrace and 1.8m high obscure glazed privacy screens; fenestration alterations. Single storey rear extension; split level deck to rear of single storey extension with steps; replacement garage and removal of existing garage.

41 BARTON COURT AVENUE, BARTON-ON-SEA, NEW MILTON BH25 7ES

DecidedReference: 25/10585New Forest District Council

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Application location

41 BARTON COURT AVENUE, BARTON-ON-SEA, NEW MILTON BH25 7ES

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Full Planning Permission
Received
20 Jun 2025
Validated
20 Jun 2025
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
New Forest District Council

Application overview

Roof alterations in association with new second floor to include rear gable, curved side dormer; front gable and rooflights; rear first floor terrace and 1.8m high obscure glazed privacy screens; fenestration alterations. Single storey rear extension; split level deck to rear of single storey extension with steps; replacement garage and removal of existing garage.

Proposal details

Reference
25/10585
Alternative references
PP-14036676
Ward
Barton & Becton
Parish
New Milton
Agent
Studio Arkell

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Documents 9 of 9

DocumentPublishedAction
OFFICERS REPORTReports · PDF13 Aug 2025View
DECISION NOTICEDecisions · PDF13 Aug 2025View
CONSULTEE - NEW MILTON TOWN COUNCIL, TOWN HALLConsultee Comment · PDF28 Jul 2025View
REPRESENTEE - MR MATT DYSON, PURBECKRepresentees · PDF14 Jul 2025View
INITIAL BRIEFING FROM CASE OFFICERApplications Processing · PDF27 Jun 2025View
Granted_ALL PLANSPlans · PDF20 Jun 2025View
Granted_CIL FORMSubmitted Applications · PDF20 Jun 2025View
Granted_APPLICATION FORM REDACTEDSubmitted Applications · PDF20 Jun 2025View
Granted_DESIGN AND ACCESS STATEMENTSubmitted Applications · PDF20 Jun 2025View

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