St Margarets Mount Park Road Harrow HA1 3JP

extensive refurbishment of the external fabric of the building including new roof, replacement windows, new conservatory, 2No. dormer windows to the rear elevation to replace existing, internal alterations and improvements to the kitchen, breakfast room and dining room, installation of new services throughout, installation of new thermal insulation to roofs, floors and parts of wall construction with high levels of heatloss - all described fully in the Planning Statement; removal of external cellar access & railings and blocking up external door to basement; construction of new brick gate piers to both vehicular entrances with new timber gates; new opening between Rooms R006 and R007; enlargement of window W115 in Room 102; new single storey extension to the service wing

Authority: London Borough of Harrow
Appeal type: other · Planning Appeal (W)
Procedure: Written representations
Postcode: HA1 3JP

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