Removal of Stud wall in the living room. Move the kitchen to where the bathroom is currently located. Move the Bathroom upstairs to above the Kitchen by removing the existing cupboard and constructing a new stud wall. Partition off the 2 upstairs bedrooms using construction of square oak with plaster infills giving the impression of a free-standing partition. Removal of upstairs cupboards to create a landing. Removal of cement and gypsum plaster from internal gable wall and repoint with lime mortar. Removal of Concrete floor covering on the downstairs floor to expose Blue Lias flagstones. Replace homemade plywood back door with Oak ledge and brace door. Construction of a rear Porch. Resurface the parking area to the rear of the house.
Removal of Stud wall in the living room. Move the kitchen to where the bathroom is currently located. Move the Bathroom upstairs to above the Kitchen by removing the existing cupboard and constructing a new stud wall. Partition off the 2 upstairs bedrooms using construction of square oak with plaster infills giving the impression of a free-standing partition. Removal of upstairs cupboards to create a landing. Removal of cement and gypsum plaster from internal gable wall and repoint with lime mortar. Removal of Concrete floor covering on the downstairs floor to expose Blue Lias flagstones. Replace homemade plywood back door with Oak ledge and brace door. Construction of a rear Porch. Resurface the parking area to the rear of the house.
Reference
20/02210/LB
Ward
Bretforton and Offenham Ward - Pre 01/05/23
Parish
Bretforton
Agent
Mr Andrew Leach
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