A single-storey extension is proposed at the rear to create a workshop and storage space, alongside internal and external modifications.

The applicant is seeking permission to construct single-storey extensions at both the front and rear of the house to create extra living space.

The property is set to receive a two-storey side extension along with a single-storey extension at the back.

An application has been made for prior approval for a single storey rear extension that would project four metres from the existing property.

Retrospective planning permission is sought for a part single-storey and part two-storey extension to the side and rear of the property. The works also include a hip-to-gable roof extension with a rear dormer, a new front porch, a raised rear patio, front boundary treatments, and elevational alterations.

Proposals involve changing the use of the property from a residential dwelling to a residential care home.

An extraction flue is proposed to be installed at the rear of the property.

Alterations to the shopfront to divide the ground floor into two separate commercial units.

Comprehensive listed building repairs are proposed at the property, including extensive roof refurbishment with new insulation and replacement slates, chimney stack restoration, masonry repointing, render repairs, and the replacement of rainwater goods and flat roof coverings.

Plans outline extensive additions to a house in Manchester, including two-storey front, side, and rear extensions alongside a single-storey side extension. The project also involves roof modifications incorporating a rear dormer window.

An application seeking approval for details submitted to satisfy various conditions attached to a previously approved planning permission in Manchester. The submitted information addresses aspects including building materials, noise, air quality, land contamination, waste storage, cycle parking, surface water drainage, and platform lift specifications.