9 Beverley Road, Barnes.
Replacement of the existing roof covering to the rear mansard roof with metal cladding.
- Reference
- PA26/3206
- Application date
- 16 Sep 2026
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31 applications found.
Replacement of the existing roof covering to the rear mansard roof with metal cladding.
1) Modification of the roof form to include mansard roof to the rear with 2No. pitched dormer windows. New parapet wall built to mirror existing to the rear, enclosed on No. 36 side. Chimney to rear roofslope (adjacent to No.40) removed. 2) Installation of 3no conservation type rooflights to front roofslope and one to rear.
The construction of single storey rear extension and a hip to gable front roof extension and a reduction in the rear roof extension to match neighbouring examples
T1 – Cherry: Fell to ground level due to its unsuitable location, restricted growing space and close proximity to the property. Small tree with low amenity
Single storey side return with a sloping rooflight. Incl replacement windows throughout.
Rear mansard roof extension.
Alteration of the existing boundary fence at The Harrodian School to install a timber pedestrian gate.
Introduction of an air-conditioning condenser unit to the roof of Strawberry House.
Introduction of an air-conditioning condenser unit to the roof of Strawberry House.
Installation of an AC unit on the rear wall of the property over the ground floor single storey rear extension roof.
Proposed part single storey part double storey rear extension
T1 - Ash - Full crown reduction of Ash tree in back garden, to bring back to growth points above / outside of previous reduction points. Approximately 2 - 2.5 metres vertical reduction and 1.5 - 2 metres lateral reduction To include slightly heavier reduction of damaged limb over pool area (to previous points), and crown raise to clear neighbours out building, to give minimum 1 metre clearance Overall works to maintain tree at a reasonable size for location T2 - Holly - Very light reduction of upper canopy (0.5 metre reduction of new growth) to maintain size, whilst also maintaining aesthetics. To include crown raising Holly to clear surrounding buildings to give 1 metre clearance (currently touching building)
Construction of a single storey rear/side extension.
Comprehensive refurbishment of the existing building, including internal and external reconfiguration and restoration works; demolition of existing attached garage structure and replacement with a single storey side extension; new single storey garage structure in front garden; new lap pool and pool house to the rear garden; and restoration of gardens (including tree works) and driveway. [Non-material amendment to planning reference PA25/0848 to allow for Reduction in the size of the consented extension; Retention of existing rooflight; Retention of the existing external stairs at the western end of Strawberry House, with the adjacent external door replaced by a new timber door to match the existing; Alteration to the pitch of the consented extension roof, with an overall height reduction compared to the consented proposals. The roof finish is revised from fish-scale tiles to standing seam zinc. Internal works comprise: Introduction of vaulted ceiling to the studio at first floor; Revision to the second-floor layout, with bathroom and study rooms swapped; Revision to the second-floor layout, with the bathroom and study rooms swapped; and Omission of the double-height library to the western end of Strawberry House.]
THE PROPOSED DEVELOPMENT COMPRISES THE CONSTRUCTION OF A FULL-WIDTH REAR ROOF EXTENSION TO THE EXISTING DWELLING AT ROOF LEVEL. THE EXTENSION IS PROPOSED TO BE CLAD IN HIGH QUALITY TIMBER (TO MATCH THE EXTENSION AT 33 RAILWAY SIDE) TO PROVIDE A CONTEMPORARY YET RECESSIVE APPEARANCE THAT COMPLEMENTS THE CHARACTER OF THE HOST PROPERTY AND SURROUNDING TOWNSCAPE.
The replacement of windows.
Installation of two air source heat pump condenser units at roof level together with associated steel support frame, timber screening and ancillary works.
Alterations including erection of single-storey rear extension.
Demolition of 7 terrace planters, and installation of a new wire mesh fence with bamboo screening set behind the existing low brick terrace wall. Façade alterations to the frosting on the existing windows, alongside the re-canvasing of the existing awning structures above the windows.
Variation of planning approval PA25/1521 to allow for alteration to the proportion of an approved rear extension flank window and an additional rooflight.
Hip to gable and rear dormer roof extensions, installation of 2x rooflights to the front roof slope and 1x rooflight to the outrigger.
Single-storey extension. New mansard roof extension with dormer windows. Existing single glazed windows to be replaced with double-glazed casement windows. Façade alterations.
Demolition and reconstruction of the existing single-storey rear extension, replacement of the rear dormer, installation of a new front dormer, replacement roofing incorporating three rooflights, replacement of the front door and windows throughout, installation of a new flank wall window, installation of an air-conditioning condenser unit, erection of a front boundary wall and brick pier, and provision of a bike and bin store within the front garden.
Proposed full demolition and rebuild with enlargements including the formation of a new lower ground floor with rear, and roof extensions.
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