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11 Beaufort Square Chepstow Monmouthshire

East Mon are undertaking a refurbishment of No 11 Beaufort Square. The Grade 2 listed property, located in the centre of Chepstow fronting the High Street, has been vacant for 12-18 months. The proposed development will see a material change of use of the first floor from Class A2 (Financial and Professional Services) to Class C3 (Dwellinghouse), to provide a one one-bedroom flat. The proposal is confined to the first floor. No alterations are proposed to the principal external elevations, and the existing windows, shop front and other external architectural features are to be retained unaltered. The first floor is recorded as having been in residential use at an earlier date before its more recent use as an estate agent's office (Class A2).
Status
Waiting for a decision
Reference
DM/2026/01126
Type
Full planning permission
Ward
Chepstow Castle And Larkfield
Received
17 September 2026
Consultation date
20 October 2026
Decision due by
20 October 2026

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Collected by UK PlanIt from Monmouthshire's planning register, which is the official record. Plans and drawings are on the council's website.