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Application Registered16-10-2024 

Comments Until13-12-2024  

Date of Committee 

DecisionGranted  09-12-2024

Appeal Lodged 

Appeal Decision   

Application Number2024/4418/P

Site Address160 Leighton Road London NW5 2RE 

Application TypeFull Planning Permission 

Development TypeResidential Conversion with Extension 

ProposalReinstatement of Victorian terrace property as a single dwelling house; erection of a single-storey rear infill extension with replacement of the rear lower and upper floor extensions; roof alterations, works to upgrade windows and doors; new bike and refuse store to front of house and two outbuildings in the rear garden. 

Current StatusFINAL DECISION 

ApplicantMr James Oldham 

AgentEmil Eve Architects Ltd 

WardsKentish Town South 

Location Co ordinatesEasting 529625 Northing 185173 

OS Mapsheet  

Appeal Submitted?No 

Appeal Decision 

Case Officer / TelJohn Nicholls  2843   

DivisionPlanning Solutions Team 

Planning OfficerJohn Nicholls 

Determination LevelDelegated 

Existing Land UseC3 Dwelling House 

Proposed Land UseC3 Dwelling House 

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