Planning applicationEDI/25/02453/FUL

30 Annandale Street Lane Edinburgh EH7 4LS

Not Development-Permission Not RequiredRoof Works & Dormers2/2
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Received

13 May 2025

Validated

13 May 2025

Planning Signals

2 detected traits

Works
Windows & Doors
Context
Change Of Use
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Two-storey mews at 30 Annandale St Lane to get larger rear rooflights, reopen three blocked windows and add a small extract fan outlet; no structural expansion, just better light and ventilation. .

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Application EDI/25/02453/FUL

30 Annandale Street Lane Edinburgh EH7 4LS

Not Development-Permission Not RequiredRoof Works & DormersReceived Local authority

Two-storey mews at 30 Annandale St Lane to get larger rear rooflights, reopen three blocked windows and add a small extract fan outlet; no structural expansion, just better light and ventilation. .

Reference
EDI/25/02453/FUL
Address
30 Annandale Street Lane Edinburgh EH7 4LS
Status
Not Development-Permission Not Required
Category
Roof Works & Dormers
Impact scale
2/10
Authority
Local authority
Received
Validated
Last scraped
Record created
Latitude
55.9606698
Longitude
-3.1828074

Plain-language summary

Two-storey mews at 30 Annandale St Lane to get larger rear rooflights, reopen three blocked windows and add a small extract fan outlet; no structural expansion, just better light and ventilation. .

As filed with the council

Proposed changes include larger rooflights to the rear elevation of the existing mews, opening up blocked windows, and a new extract fan outlet to the rear elevation. Some proposed works and change of use have already been granted with Planning Permission 25/01227/FUL.

  • EDI/26/03029/LBCAwaiting Assessment22 July 2026

    A small rear roof skylight could replace the existing extract vent opening, reusing the current roof penetration.