Planning Permission obtained for contemporary house in Cambridge village

Planning Permission obtained for contemporary house in Cambridge village

First time planning approval has been successfully achieved this month by Harvey Norman Architects and planning consultants PlanSurv for an innovative, contemporary, black timber clad barn inspired five bed family home with separate double garage for private clients. The new house is set on a semi-wooded, bucolic 1.9 acre site, 15 miles to the west Cambridge, midway down the northern slope of and with stunning view over the rolling open countryside of the Bourn Valley.

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Planning permission for garden outbuilding with basement gym in Cambridge

Following the successful planning permission for the main house in St Barnabas Road, Cambridge within the sensitive Mill Road area, Harvey Norman Architects along with Don Proctor Planners have obtained a further permission. This time, planning permission has been granted for a new contemporary timber clad garden outbuilding, and rather interestingly, it includes a new basement gym.

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ANOTHER PLANNING PERMISSION IN A CAMBRIDGE CONSERVATION AREA UTALISING A SPLIT DROPPED FLOOR WITHIN LOFT CONVERSION

Planning permission has been obtained in Stone Street to a two-storey mid-terrace Victorian property within Cambridge’s Central Conservation Area. The plan creates a ground floor rear open plan kitchen extension with green roof and a loft conversion including rear cedar clad box dormer.

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