Chislehurst Conservation Area
Bromley Council recently approved a home extension and terrace within the Chislehurst Conservation Area, a designated area of special architectural or historic interest.
Bromley Council's Plans Sub-Committee No. 2 approved planning permission for a significant rear extension and terrace at Hill Court, Manor Park, in the Chislehurst Conservation Area in September 2026. The approved plans include a lower ground floor rear extension, with an extended rear terrace above it, complete with a side privacy screen and glass balustrade.
The Chislehurst Conservation Area is a designated area in Chislehurst, London, recognised for its special architectural or historic interest. No further discussions or decisions regarding the conservation area are currently scheduled in the supplied material.
Key facts
- Bromley Council's Plans Sub-Committee No. 2 approved planning permission for a rear extension and terrace at Hill Court, Manor Park, on September 10, 2026. Source
- The approved plans for Hill Court include a lower ground floor rear extension with a maximum depth of 6.3m. Source
- An extended rear terrace with a side privacy screen and glass balustrade was also approved at Hill Court. Source
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