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Replacement of garden room; replacement of window in dining room with bifold doors

Pine Tree Lodge The Street Benenden Cranbrook Kent TN17 4DB

DecidedReference: 25/01026/FULLTunbridge Wells Borough Council

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Pine Tree Lodge The Street Benenden Cranbrook Kent TN17 4DB

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Full Application
Received
24 Apr 2025
Validated
30 Apr 2025
Determination deadline
25 Jun 2025
Local authority
Tunbridge Wells Borough Council

Application overview

Replacement of garden room; replacement of window in dining room with bifold doors

Proposal details

Reference
25/01026/FULL
Alternative references
PP-13963113
Ward
Hawkhurst, Sandhurst And Benenden
Parish
Benenden Parish Council
Agent
Studio 264

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Documents 14 of 14

DocumentPublishedAction
Decision NoticeDecision · PDF24 Jun 2025View
Delegated ReportDelegated Report · PDF24 Jun 2025View
Clerk Benenden Parish Council(FULL)Consultee Comment · PDF22 May 2025View
ApplicationFormRedactedApplication Details · PDF24 Apr 2025View
Location PlanPlan / Drawing · PDF24 Apr 2025View
Existing Site PlanPlan / Drawing · PDF24 Apr 2025View
Proposed Site PlanPlan / Drawing · PDF24 Apr 2025View
Existing G & F Floor PlanPlan / Drawing · PDF24 Apr 2025View
Existing SE SW ElevationsPlan / Drawing · PDF24 Apr 2025View
Existing NW NE ElevationsPlan / Drawing · PDF24 Apr 2025View
Proposed G & F Floor PlansPlan / Drawing · PDF24 Apr 2025View
Proposed SE SW ElevationsPlan / Drawing · PDF24 Apr 2025View
Proposed NW NE ElevationsPlan / Drawing · PDF24 Apr 2025View
Design & Access StatementPlan / Drawing · PDF24 Apr 2025View

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