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Proposed loft conversion including installation of rear dormer, hip to gable roof extension and rooflights, replacement of first-floor front and rear windows; construction of a single-storey rear extension and a two-storey side extension; installation of a raised rear patio; and all associated external works.(Amended Description)

82 CROOKSTON ROAD, ELTHAM, LONDON, SE9 1YD

DecidedReference: 26/0616/HDRoyal Borough of Greenwich

Application location

82 CROOKSTON ROAD, ELTHAM, LONDON, SE9 1YD

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Householders
Received
27 Feb 2026
Validated
3 Mar 2026
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Royal Borough of Greenwich

Application overview

Proposed loft conversion including installation of rear dormer, hip to gable roof extension and rooflights, replacement of first-floor front and rear windows; construction of a single-storey rear extension and a two-storey side extension; installation of a raised rear patio; and all associated external works.(Amended Description)

Proposal details

Reference
26/0616/HD
Alternative references
PP-14732408
Ward
ELTHAM PARK & PROGRESS
Parish
Eltham & Kidbrooke
Agent
Brooks Design Service

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Documents 11 of 11

DocumentPublishedAction
Officers delegated reportReport · PDF27 Apr 2026View
Decision noticeDecision Notice · PDF27 Apr 2026View
Drawing packDrawing · PDF6 Mar 2026View
Acknowledgement letterCorrespondence · PDF6 Mar 2026View
Site location planDrawing · PDF27 Feb 2026View
Existing block planDrawing · PDF27 Feb 2026View
Proposed block planDrawing · PDF27 Feb 2026View
Planning statementDocument · PDF27 Feb 2026View
Site photographsDocument · PDF27 Feb 2026View
Fire safety statementDocument · PDF27 Feb 2026View
Application form redactedApplication Form · PDF27 Feb 2026View

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