PlanningBathavon NorthUnder considerationSmall change

What’s planned at 212 High Street, Batheaston

Reference
26/03372/LBA
Address
212 High Street, Batheaston, Bath, BA1 7QZ
Ward
Bathavon North
Parish
Batheaston
Area
Bathavon North
Type
Listed Building Consent (Alts/exts)
Status
Under consideration
Received
Validated
On the register
Comments close
Target decision
Applicant
Ms Kirsty Lockhart
Agent
Mr Gary Rowan
Conservation area
Yes
Listed building
Yes
Council page
26/03372/LBA on the B&NES register
Old stone house in Batheaston

Photo: Humphrey Bolton, CC BY-SA 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons

In short

What it is

Inside and outside changes to a listed building: replacement of the sash frames to five timber vertical sliding sash windows…

The application says: “Internal and external alterations for the replacement of the sash frames to five timber vertical sliding sash windows, comprising four windows to the front elevation (GW1, FW1, FW2 and SW1) and one window to the rear elevation (SW2). Retention, repair and refurbishment of the existing timber sash boxes, including localised timber repairs where required. Installation of bespoke timber replica sashes incorporating Vacuum Insulated Glass and applied glazing bars replicating the existing glazing pattern, mouldings and architectural profiles. Repair or like for like renewal of the timber window cills where required.”

Comments close on . Read the plans and comment on the council’s planning page.

Inside

Zones the site sits in

Where

Where it is

The larger pin in the middle is this one. The smaller pins around it are the things listed below, all within a ten-minute walk.

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Nearby

Near this

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