Rutland Gardens subdivision and new dwelling
Croydon Council has approved the subdivision of a garden at 11 Rutland Gardens for a new dwelling, following revisions to address previous concerns.
Croydon Council's Planning Committee granted permission on 29 October 2026 for the subdivision of a garden at 11 Rutland Gardens to allow for a new detached, two-storey dwelling house. This approval follows a previous refusal for a similar application.
The revised scheme addressed earlier concerns regarding visual dominance, hardscaping, and the provision of landscaping and tree planting. A report to the committee said the amended plans integrate satisfactorily into surroundings and provide acceptable residential accommodation.
Key facts
- Croydon Council's Planning Committee granted permission for the subdivision of a garden at 11 Rutland Gardens on 29 October 2026. Source
- The approval is for a new detached, two-storey dwelling house. Source
- The approval followed a previous refusal for a similar application. Source
- Amendments were made to address concerns regarding visual dominance, hardscaping, and landscaping. Source
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