Barnet House Plans for 7-Bedroom HMO
A property on Glenthorne Road has seen plans submitted for conversion into a large shared house.
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A residential property at 10 Glenthorne Road, London N11 3HT, is the subject of a planning application to transform it into a seven-bedroom House in Multiple Occupation (HMO). The application, reference number 26/2698/FUL, outlines extensive modifications to the dwelling.
Proposed Property Alterations
The proposed works include the construction of a single-storey rear extension. Additionally, plans detail an L-shaped dormer to be added to the side and rear elevations of the house. Front rooflights are also part of the submission. The application also covers the demolition of an existing store and the erection of a new outbuilding on the site. These changes are intended to facilitate the property's use as a multi-occupancy dwelling.
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Broader Planning Landscape in Barnet
The application for 10 Glenthorne Road is one of several planning submissions recently lodged with Barnet Council. Other applications include proposals for extensions, roof alterations, and the demolition of existing structures across various locations within the borough. These range from residential extensions in Edgware and Finchley to applications for tree works and retrospective changes to shopfronts in East Barnet. The Public Notice Portal is available for residents to view all statutory public notices, including planning and licensing applications, and planned road closures.
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