Planning applicationSAY/25/00792/LBC

Kennoch House C150 From A77t Junction North Of St Quivox To B743 Junction At Slatehall St Quivox South Ayrshire KA6 5HJ

Application permittedWindows, Doors & Glazing
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Received

1 December 2025

Validated

1 December 2025

Planning Signals

2 detected traits

Context
Listed Building
Specific
External Alterations
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AI summary

Revised openings and faade changes at Kenncok House, a listed property, with alterations to windows/doors to suit an amended layout.

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4/10
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Application SAY/25/00792/LBC

Kennoch House C150 From A77t Junction North Of St Quivox To B743 Junction At Slatehall St Quivox South Ayrshire KA6 5HJ

Application permittedWindows, Doors & GlazingReceived South Ayrshire Council

Revised openings and faade changes at Kenncok House, a listed property, with alterations to windows/doors to suit an amended layout.

Reference
SAY/25/00792/LBC
Address
Kennoch House C150 From A77t Junction North Of St Quivox To B743 Junction At Slatehall St Quivox South Ayrshire KA6 5HJ
Status
Application permitted
Category
Windows, Doors & Glazing
Impact scale
4/10
Authority
South Ayrshire Council
Received
Validated
Last scraped
Record created
Latitude
55.4825
Longitude
-4.5719

Plain-language summary

Revised openings and faade changes at Kenncok House, a listed property, with alterations to windows/doors to suit an amended layout.

As filed with the council

Alterations to listed building