Rear extension
14 Elm Road
0.4 mi
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Loft conversion with dormer
8 Mill Lane
0.7 miGarage conversion
31 Station Road
0.9 miSingle-storey side extension
52 Church Street
1.2 miFront porch
3 Park Avenue
1.3 miTwo-storey rear extension
19 Victoria Road
1.6 miGarden room
77 Oak Avenue
1.8 miWraparound extension
26 Grove Road
2.1 miHip-to-gable loft conversion
40 Albert Street
2.4 miEverything you’d weigh a job by.
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Rear extension
14 Elm Road
“Erection of a single-storey rear extension with roof light and folding doors to the garden.”
- Application
- Householder
- Project
- Extension
- Received
- 3 Sep
- Decided
- 27 Oct
- Council
- Manchester
- Distance
- 0.4 miles
- Reference
- 26/01482/HOUSE
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Side extension
52 Church Street
Front porch
3 Park Avenue
Garage conversion
31 Station Road
Loft conversion
8 Mill Lane
Rear extension
14 Elm Road
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