19 St Andrews Grove, London, N16 5NF

demolition of existing garage outbuilding and replacement with single- storey ground-floor outbuilding for use as a granny annex

Authority: London Borough of Hackney
Appeal type: householder · Householder
Procedure: Written
Development: residential
Postcode: N16 5NF

Main issues, as the Inspector framed them

the effects the proposed replacement outbuilding would have on the character and appearance of the appeal property at No 19 St Andrews Grove and the wider surrounding area
the quality of the living accommodation that would be provided and the residential amenity of occupiers and neighbours
whether the proposed annexe would have a truly ancillary relationship to the main dwelling

What decided it

The proposed granny annex would maintain a truly ancillary relationship to the main dwelling within a single planning unit, being modest in scale, lacking independent access, and subordinate in appearance to the host dwelling.

Plan policies cited: LP1, LP2, LP17, LP43, LP45, D3, D4, D6, T4, T6

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