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Demolition of existing garage to be replaced with a new single storey building for use as a pottery studio. Roughcast stone garden walls to be retained and extended. Glazing to be installed to the new structure with an EPDM roof with solar PVs. Works to include the repair and renovation of the east outbuilding to create a home office to include changes to the fenestration.

Red House Farm, Eynsham Road, Farmoor, Oxford, OX2 9NH

Decision MadeReference: P25/V2120/LBVale of White Horse District Council

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Application summary

Status
Decision Made
Application type
Not published
Received
8 Oct 2025
Validated
Not published
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Vale of White Horse District Council

Application overview

Demolition of existing garage to be replaced with a new single storey building for use as a pottery studio. Roughcast stone garden walls to be retained and extended. Glazing to be installed to the new structure with an EPDM roof with solar PVs. Works to include the repair and renovation of the east outbuilding to create a home office to include changes to the fenestration.

Proposal details

Reference
P25/V2120/LB
Agent
Jessop and Cook Architect

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Application location

Red House Farm, Eynsham Road, Farmoor, Oxford, OX2 9NH

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Documents 20 of 20

DocumentPublishedAction
Application FormApplication FormNot publishedView
Location Plan drwgno LOC-001General PlanNot publishedView
Site Plan Proposed drwgno P.1818 017 Rev AGeneral PlanNot publishedView
Site Plan Existing drwgno P.1818 003 Rev AGeneral PlanNot publishedView
Section Plan Existing drwgno P.1818 009General PlanNot publishedView
Floor Plan Existing drwgno P.1818 005 Rev AGeneral PlanNot publishedView
Outbuildings Elevation Plans Existing drwgno P.1818 008 Rev AGeneral PlanNot publishedView
Elevations Plans Existing drwgno P.1818 007 Rev AGeneral PlanNot publishedView
Section Plan Proposed drwgno P.1818 024General PlanNot publishedView
Roof Plan Proposed drwgno P.1818 025 Rev BGeneral PlanNot publishedView
Floor Plan Proposed drwgno P.1818 020 Rev DGeneral PlanNot publishedView
Roof Plan Existing drwgno P.1818 006 Rev AGeneral PlanNot publishedView
Outbuildings Elevation Plans Proposed drwgno P.1818 023 Rev BGeneral PlanNot publishedView
Elevations Plans Proposed drwgno P.1818 022 Rev CGeneral PlanNot publishedView
Demolition Plan Proposed drwgno P.1818 015General PlanNot publishedView
Heritage StatementSupporting documentationNot publishedView
Design and Access StatementSupporting documentationNot publishedView
Sustainable Construction ChecklistSupporting documentationNot publishedView
Delegated ReportDecisionNot publishedView
Decision NoticeDecisionNot publishedView

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Decision & conditions

Listed Building Consent is Granted
Delegated Report Decision Notice

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