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Received 14 September 2026
DM/2026/01108
Proposed NMA to Planning Approval DM/2024/01023 to include internal alterations Existing stairs to remain in place Minor expansion of the downstairs WC to accomodate a shower to the room. Retain the large wood and glass petition in situ Upstairs : Changing the en suites to the two bedrooms on the right-hand side of the building instead of the left. The two rooms on the left remain unchanged. The master bedroom has a door added along the corridor, shortening the corridor slightly. The bedroom then includes the doorway to the existing stairs, one to a walk-in wardrobe and one to an en suite. Leaving the existing kitchenette and WC room unchanged, apart from adding a shower to the WC.
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