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Full planning permission for conversion of barn to form three occupation restricted dwellings and one unrestricted dwelling with consent for short term holiday let use for each

Winterburn Hall Farm Barn, Winterburn, Skipton (GR:393503,458566)

This application was determined on 08 Jan 2026.Reference: C/29/67Yorkshire Dales National Park Authority

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Application location

Winterburn Hall Farm Barn, Winterburn, Skipton (GR:393503,458566)

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Application summary

Status
This application was determined on 08 Jan 2026.
Application type
Full Planning
Received
4 Sept 2025
Validated
19 Sept 2025
Determination deadline
13 Nov 2025
Local authority
Yorkshire Dales National Park Authority

Application overview

Full planning permission for conversion of barn to form three occupation restricted dwellings and one unrestricted dwelling with consent for short term holiday let use for each

Proposal details

Reference
C/29/67
Alternative references
14282532
Parish
Flasby with Winterburn
Agent
Harrison
UPRN
MAN000000000009877

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Documents 8 of 8

DocumentPublishedAction
C_29_67_BAT.pdfBat Survey19 Sept 2025View
BNG MetricBiodiversity Net Gain19 Sept 2025View
BNG PlanBiodiversity Net Gain19 Sept 2025View
Buildings AssessmentSupporting documents19 Sept 2025View
Design & Access and Heritage StatementDesign & access statement19 Sept 2025View
Foul DrainageSupporting documents19 Sept 2025View
C_29_67_PLA.pdfPlans19 Sept 2025View
C_29_67_DEC.pdfDecision Notice8 Jan 2026View

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  12. Decision date

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Decision & conditions

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C_29_67_DEC.pdf
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