Class Q permitted for four dwellings in Wiltshire
RCC are delighted to have attain approval of the conversion of three agricultural buildings into four dwellings in Wiltshire
Residential news
New build annex building permitted in Wiltshire
Full planning permission has been granted to demolition of this old bull pen building a replacement with a building to be used ancillary to the main house.
Outbuilding conversion to annex approved in Wiltshire
Full permission has now been granted to adapt and convert the above building into ancillary accommodation for our clients
Conversion and adaption of former agricultural building to dwelling permitted in Wiltshire
RCC are delighted to have finally received full planning permission for the conversion of the above building following a previous Class Q approval
Planning approval granted for church conversion in Wiltshire
RCC were please to have attained permission to convert this church in Wroughton into two dwellings
Conversion of former sawmill building approved in Wiltshire
RCC are delighted to have attained full planning permission for the conversion of this former sawmill building to a modest dwelling
Planning permission granted for residential conversion in the countryside
RCC are delighted to have attained permission for this conversion in West Berkshire
Planning appeal allowed in West Berkshire with costs awarded against the council
RCC are delighted to not only have won an appeal for a proposed annex but also won costs for our client against the council
House extension approved in Berkshire
RCC are delighted to have attained permission for an extension onto a rural property in West Berkshire
Office to residential permission granted in Swindon
RCC are pleased to have attained permission for 16 flats in this vacant office building
Class Q conversion permitted in Wiltshire
RCC are delighted to have attained a Class Q permission for our clients on this building in Wiltshire
New build dwelling approved in place of conversion permission
Following a previous permission for a rural conversion in Hampshire permission has now been granted for a new build dwelling instead
Conversion of town centre building in Wiltshire to five apartments approved
RCC are delighted to have attained this permission in Melksham for our clients
Infill dwelling approved in Wiltshire Village
RCC are pleased to have attained full planning permission for this dwelling which was also within the conservation area
Conversion of former stable building approved with additional extension in Wiltshire
RCC are delighted to have attained planning permission for this application under delegated powers and within the normal timescales
Four townhouses approved in Wiltshire
We are delighted that after a long wait planning permission has now been granted to build four townhouses in place of this bungalow in Devizes, Wiltshire
Large extension to property permitted in Wiltshire AONB
The proposal involved the demolition of a previous extension, a new access and extension of the domestic curtilage of this rural former workers cottage
Loss of village post office approved in Wiltshire village
RCC are delighted that our client has attained planning permission to change the use of the post office within thier home to residential use
Partially subterranean house approved within walled garden in sensitive Wiltshire conservation area
RCC are thrilled that full planning permission has been granted for this dwelling in an extremely sensitive location at the heart of a Wiltshire village.
Two dwellings permitted in countryside location in Wiltshire
RCC are delighted to have attained permission for these two dwellings in a location just outside of a small village in Wiltshire
Latest residential case studies:
Maisey Farm
RCC worked closely with PKA Architects who were commissioned to design a new classical country house just outside of Marlborough. As shown in the photographs, the site consisted of a complex of farm buildings and a number of houses along the ridge line.
Rabley Wood
RCC was asked by the Manton Estate to work with Jeremy Browne Associates on a proposed development in Marlborough. The proposal involved the development of a current council owned open space/play area for housing whilst compensatory open space was provided on adjacent land owned by the estate.
Tanglewood
RCC were approached by the applicants who had tried to attain planning permission for residential development within their garden since 1984. During that time they were unsuccessful with seven planning applications of which three had been dismissed on appeal.