The proposal involves removing a flat roof to recreate an internal courtyard, along with essential repairs to the timber frame, plasterwork, floors, and roofs.

The proposal involves replacing the roof on the south wing, which includes installing new tiles, battens, breathable membrane, and loft insulation, alongside necessary rafter repairs.

The proposal involves removing a flat roof to create an open external courtyard, alongside extensive structural and material repairs. Additional works include replacing modern rainwater goods with cast metal and updating specific doors with glazed timber fittings.

Replacement of the south wing roof including new tiles, battens, breathable membrane, loft insulation, and necessary rafter repairs.

This application proposes crown reduction and pollarding works to a lime tree to manage its height, spread, and overall shape.

Proposals involve variations to previously approved plans to include additional obscurely glazed windows on the side and rear elevations of the dwelling. These changes correspond to a scheme involving partial two-storey and single-storey extensions following the demolition of an existing conservatory.

Replacement of the south wing roof including new tiles, battens, breathable membrane, loft insulation, and necessary rafter repairs.

The proposal involves the demolition of existing garden rooms followed by the construction of a new outbuilding to the rear of the property.

Details of external render and cladding materials have been submitted for approval to discharge condition 3 of a previous planning permission at 21 Leeway Avenue in Great Shelford.