Erection of an extension to dwelling

Why Was This Approved?

• ✓Extension to an existing large, horseshoe-shaped two-storey detached dwelling
• ✓Property is set within a significant area of surrounding land with limited near-distance views
• ✓Nearest neighbouring dwelling is approximately 150 metres away
• ✓Application approved with one condition

Permission was granted for an extension to Dreemskerry Farm, a large two-storey detached dwelling in Lezayre, Isle of Man. The building is finished in Manx stone, white render, and grey slate roof tiles, and sits within a substantial plot including an open-faced three-berth garage. The site is set topographically low, meaning views into and out of the property are largely limited to long-distance. The nearest neighbouring property, Geay Vooar, lies around 150 metres to the southwest along the Road of Scarffe's Ridge. The application was decided on a delegated basis and approved with one condition.

The Director of Planning and Building Control approved the extension. The officer also recommended approval, and there was no conflict between the recommendation and the final decision.

Conditions (1)

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   Condition 1

   The development hereby approved shall be begun before the expiration of four years from the date of this decision notice.

Planning History (3)

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