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Proposed conversion of the first floor into two holiday lets, the provision of a cafe on the ground floor with improved disabled access into the garden at rear, disabled parking spaces and additional outdoor space ancillary to the cafe.

The Judges Lodgings Broad Street Presteigne Powys LD8 2AD

Decision MadeReference: 21/2228/LBCPowys County Council

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Application summary

Status
Decision Made
Application type
Listed Building Consent
Received
6 Dec 2021
Validated
21 Dec 2021
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Powys County Council

Application overview

Proposed conversion of the first floor into two holiday lets, the provision of a cafe on the ground floor with improved disabled access into the garden at rear, disabled parking spaces and additional outdoor space ancillary to the cafe.

Proposal details

Reference
21/2228/LBC
Alternative references
Judges Lodgings Presteigne
Agent
Candida Pino

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The Judges Lodgings Broad Street Presteigne Powys LD8 2AD

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AMENDED FIRST FLOOR PLANPlans · PDF9 Jan 2023View
THE JUDGES LODGING PRESTEIGNE - DRAWINGS AS EXISTINGPlans · PDF6 Dec 2021View
BLOCK PLANPlans · PDF6 Dec 2021View
BUILT HERITAGEConsultee Comment · PDF14 Feb 2023View
THE JUDGES LODGING PRESTEIGNE - PROPOSED ARCHED DOORSPlans · PDF6 Dec 2021View
PROPOSED PLANSPlans · PDF29 Dec 2021View
Delegated Report (22/09/2023)Delegated Report22 Sept 2023View
PROPOSED DOORSPlans · PDF9 Jan 2023View
CADWConsultee Comment · PDF26 Sept 2023View
THE JUDGES LODGING PRESTEIGNE - HIA CADW APPROVED FORMAT 03.12.2021Supporting documents · PDF6 Dec 2021View
WATER USAGEAdditional information17 Jun 2022View
APPLICATIONFORMREDACTEDApplication Form · PDF6 Dec 2021View
PROPOSED DOOR SCHEDULEPlans · PDF9 Jan 2023View
THE JUDGES LODGING PRESTEIGNE DA STATEMENT AND HIA 03122021(1)Supporting documents · PDF6 Dec 2021View
THE JUDGES LODGING PRESTEIGNE DA STATEMENT AND HIA 03122021(1)Supporting documents · PDF6 Dec 2021View
GARAGEPhotographs · PDF9 Jan 2023View
LOCATION PLANPlans · PDF6 Dec 2021View
FIRST FLOOR DOORSPhotographs · PDF9 Jan 2023View
993-03 JUDGES LODGINGS - ACCESS STATEMENTSupporting documents · PDF6 Dec 2021View
BUILT HERITAGEConsultee Comment · PDF24 Jun 2022View

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