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New Forest Farm Hay-On-Wye, Hereford HR3 5RL

1 New extension to the south with oak framing on a stone plinth and chestnut shake roof. 2 Re-roofing stone tiled roof over the Kitchen/Studio, with a new dormer to the north and a new shower room with a new rooflight. 3 New traditional windows to 4 No.dormers on the north elevation, 1 No. ground floor (Kitchen) window on the north elevation and 1 No. ground floor (Kitchen) window on the east elevation. 4 Replacement of 4 No. Velux rooflights with smaller traditional conservation rooflights with a central bar. 5 Replacement of stone tile roof of the north lean-to of the western barn range with black painted corrugated steel, with the salvaged tiles used to patch other roofs on the site.
Status
Withdrawn
Reference
20/18251/LBC
Type
Listed building or conservation area
Size
Small
Received
31 January 2020
Decided
5 March 2020
Decision
Withdraw

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