A photograph showing the front elevation of a white single-story bungalow with a gable roof and large louvered windows. A white van is parked to the right under a carport structure.
June 2025 Prepared by: Ellis Brown, Architects 1 Sydney Mount, Douglas, IM1 3DB
The Proposal
The proposal is for alterations both externally and internally at the residential property. These alterations consist of :-
1. Removal of the existing double- storey height uPVC bay window and door assembly on the side elevation (South) of the property.
2. The construction of a new wall in the area where the uPVC elements are removed.
3. The Inclusion of uPVC (to match existing) windows to the new wall area.
4. Feature over cladding to the area where the wall and windows above have been constructed.
5. Feature over cladding to the projection window areas on the adject part of the building.
6. The cladding areas will be in a sage green colour and be laid to have a vertical orientation.
These alterations will overcome and remedy the water ingress caused (in part) by the failing of the uPVC elements. The double doors, which the client considers to be redundant, are to be removed to enable better use of the internal spaces.
There is sufficient access to the garden from the dining area and living room adjacent so as to not have a detrimental impact on the access to the outside spaces.
The internal alterations are to enable an improved living arrangement within the existing accommodation and have no impact on the extremal appearance of the building.
Planning History
PA: 92/00048/B - Construction of bedroom extension and conservatory (No Documents Online) – Refused
PA: 92/00587/B - Construction of extension and conservatory (No Documents Online) – Permitted
PA: 93/00105/B - Alterations and extension (No Documents Online) – Permitted PA: 9/01993/B - Alterations and creation of additional windows – Permitted
PA: 18/0045/B - Alterations to convert sun room to kitchen including new roof and window/door arrangement – Permitted
Summary
In conclusion, the proposal is the removal of the existing full height uPVC bay window, and it is to be replaced with new windows and sage green cladding, with the cladding being replicated on the adjacent pier on the living room.
Drawings & Supporting Documentation
A photograph of a two-story detached house featuring a mix of red brick, white render, and light green vertical cladding on the gable end. The property has white uPVC windows, a tiled roof, and brick chimneys.A photorealistic 3D rendering showing the front elevation of a modern two-story detached house with a double garage and driveway.Close-up photograph of pale, vertical cladding planks with a wood-grain texture, likely a material sample.
25/3673 - 39 Ballagarey Road - Drawing Register
25/3673/01 - Existing Plans and Elevations
25/3673/02 - Proposed Plans and Elevations
Cladding Examples
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Source & Provenance
Official reference
25/90573/B
Source authority
Isle of Man Government Planning & Building Control
