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Conversion of existing 4 bedroom flat (Use Class C3) to a 5-bedroom 5-person HMO (Use Class C4).

123A LEE ROAD, LONDON, SE3 9DS

DecidedReference: 26/2337/FRoyal Borough of Greenwich

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  2. Application Validated

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  3. Standard Consultation Date

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Full Planning Permission
Received
5 Aug 2026
Validated
13 Aug 2026
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Royal Borough of Greenwich

Application overview

Conversion of existing 4 bedroom flat (Use Class C3) to a 5-bedroom 5-person HMO (Use Class C4).

Proposal details

Reference
26/2337/F
Alternative references
PP-15136027
Ward
KIDBROOKE VILLAGE & SUTCLIFFE
Parish
Eltham & Kidbrooke
Agent
Tickglobe Ltd

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Application location

123A LEE ROAD, LONDON, SE3 9DS

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Documents 18 of 18

DocumentPublishedAction
Officers delegated reportReport · PDF7 Oct 2026View
Decision noticeDecision Notice · PDF7 Oct 2026View
CorrespondanceCorrespondence · PDF17 Aug 2026View
Site location planDrawing · PDF14 Aug 2026View
Existing lower ground, ground and first floor plansDrawing · PDF6 Aug 2026View
Existing second, third and roof plansDrawing · PDF6 Aug 2026View
Application form redactedApplication Form · PDF6 Aug 2026View
Proposed fire detection systemDrawing · PDF6 Aug 2026View
Design and access statementDocument · PDF6 Aug 2026View
Flood risk assessmentDocument · PDF6 Aug 2026View
Planning statementDocument · PDF6 Aug 2026View
Flood map for planningDocument · PDF6 Aug 2026View
Existing cross sectionDrawing · PDF6 Aug 2026View
Existing front and rear elevationsDrawing · PDF6 Aug 2026View
Existing side elevationDrawing · PDF6 Aug 2026View
Proposed lower ground, ground and first floor plansDrawing · PDF6 Aug 2026View
Proposed second, third and roof plansDrawing · PDF6 Aug 2026View
Proposed cross sectionDrawing · PDF6 Aug 2026View

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