Conversion of barn to private dwelling and garage (Re submission to 06/00229/B)

Why Was This Approved?

• ✓Conversion of a redundant stone barn to a private dwelling and garage
• ✓Resubmission of an earlier application (06/00229/B)
• ✓Patio area introduced over existing mono pitch roof in place of approved glazed window
• ✓Garage extension increased in height to provide first-floor storage and widened by 2.25m
• ✓Site located on the western, seaward side of the A27 coastal road between Glen Maye and Dalby
• ✓scale

Permission was granted for the conversion of a redundant stone barn at Ballacallin, Dalby, into a private dwelling with garage. The application was a resubmission of an earlier scheme and was decided by committee in February 2007. Several amendments were incorporated compared to the previous submission. These included replacing an approved large glazed window in the mono pitch roof with a patio area and guard rails, increasing the height and width of the garage extension to provide first-floor storage, adding two rooflights, and introducing an additional patio door on the south elevation. The site is described as an existing redundant stone barn on the western, seaward side of the A27 coastal road between Glen Maye and Dalby.

The application was permitted by committee on 6 February 2007. The officer recommended approval. The proposal involved several amendments to a previously submitted scheme, including replacing a large glazed roof window with a patio area, increasing the garage extension in height and width, adding rooflights, and adding a patio door.

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