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| Fact | Field | Value | Latest Entry Date | |
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| 0394646a6ccf8fb3b77f8b4804f2b5859d54b370a42aec173cef9cfff66308c7 | notes | Town centre site occupied by the Grade II listed Narrowgate House and a number of associated buildings and outbuildings on land to the rear. Identified for having potential for redevelopment through a sensitive conversion project, alongside selected clearance of non-listed buildings. Permission now granted to provide a total of 8 apartments alongside commercial floorspace (15/02603/FUL). The works involve two phases. Firstly, construction of 3-new build homes on land to the rear, following demolition of the coach house and stable block. This is intended as a first phase to the development. Following this, works to the listed building will be progressed. The basement will be converted to a cafe, with the rest of the building to provide 5 apartments. There is already one existing flat (C3) as part of the property, which will be included in the renovation works. So, 7 net additions homes will be provided on completion. Development is now underway and completion is forecast within the next years. | 2020-12-17 | |
| 863f1f38f9ee39506c32e1d61b5cb20ba6070a27275fc4146901c132144ad285 | notes | Town centre site occupied by the Grade II listed Narrowgate House and a number of associated buildings and outbuildings on land to the rear. Identified for having potential for redevelopment through a sensitive conversion project, alongside selected clearance of non-listed buildings. Permission now granted to provide a total of 8 apartments alongside commercial floorspace (15/02603/FUL). The works involve two elements. Firstly, construction of 3-new build homes on land to the rear, following demolition of the coach house and stable block. This is intended as a first phase to the development. Following this, works to the listed building will be progressed. The basement will be converted to a cafe, with the rest of the building to provide 5 apartments. There is already one existing flat (C3) as part of the property, which will be included in the renovation works. So, 7 net additions homes will be provided on final completion. Site works commenced in February 2020 but have progressed slowly due to heritage constraints. Developer has recently confirmed that, although the permission is for 8 units (7 net), they only intend to deliver the 3 mews houses at present. The conversion aspect will not be progressed for the time being, and the main listed building will not be available for residential use. Whilst permission will not lapse, delivery of the remaining 5 flats is discounted. This position will be reappraised if future plans change and it is decided to progress the outstanding works. | 2020-12-17 | |
| a80fe5812128cb12da8e18b431c69e55b66195d5de13c417168a3f91f914906a | notes | Permitted scheme for 8 dwellings (7 net additions) through conversion of listed building and new-build, alongside supporting uses - 15/02603/FUL. Permitted scheme for 7 units - yet to commence but forecast for delivery to start within next 5 years. Project involves conversion of listed building. Yield reflects the nature of proposed scheme, through conversion, along with an element of new-build development and supporting uses.. https://www.northumberland.gov.uk/NorthumberlandCountyCouncil/media/Planning-and-Building/planning%20policy/Studies%20and%20Evidence%20Reports/Housing%20Studies/1.%20SHLAA/Appendix-G-SHLAA-Sites-Summary-Assessment-Schedule.pdf | 2018-12-31 | |
| c013186a43a1dac60ea3cf108dfc712ea17a6690b719640de35faf52690c36ac | notes | Proposed project involves conversion of a listed building to flats alongside new-build development within Alnwick town centre. Permission has been granted for a scheme of 8 dwellings (7 net) through conversion, in addition to some new-build development (15/02603/FUL). This is yet to commence but is forecast to be delivered within the next 5 years. The extant planning permission also includes consent for a cafe (A3) at basement level. Yield reflects the nature of the conversion, new-build development and presence of supporting uses. Also see listed building consent (15/02604/LBC). | 2019-12-17 |