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flat conversion at 32 Broadcroft Avenue, Stanmore

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Harrow Council has approved plans for a flat conversion at 32 Broadcroft Avenue, Stanmore, despite public transport accessibility concerns.

Harrow Council's Planning Committee approved the flat conversion at 32 Broadcroft Avenue, Stanmore, in July 2026. The decision allows for a family home to be converted into two flats, despite concerns raised about the site's low public transport accessibility.

The approved plans include creating a three-bedroom unit on the ground floor and a one-bedroom unit on the first floor. The conversion also involves associated extensions, a new front porch, and the garage being converted into a bin store.

Key facts

  1. Harrow Council's Planning Committee approved the flat conversion at 32 Broadcroft Avenue, Stanmore, in July 2026. Source
  2. The approved plans convert a family home into two flats: a three-bedroom and a one-bedroom unit. Source
  3. The conversion includes extensions, a new front porch, and the garage becoming a bin store. Source
  4. The site at 32 Broadcroft Avenue has a low public transport accessibility level (PTAL 1a). Source
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  1. Harrow Council Approves Flat Conversion at 32 Broadcroft Avenue Harrow Council's Planning Committee has approved a flat conversion at 32 Broadcroft Avenue, Stanmore, despite concerns about the site's low public transport accessibility. Harrow 25 July 2026