Planning applicationSLK/P/25/0775

12 Countess Gate Bothwell G71 8FB

DecidedOutbuildings & Ancillary Structures
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Received

30 June 2025

Validated

1 July 2025

Planning Signals

5 detected traits

Works
Garage Conversion
Specific
Ancillary Residential AccommodationDeckingParking AccessRaised Terrace
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Plans for the existing garages redevelopment into first-floor ancillary accommodation, plus a raised terrace and replacement external decking.

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Application SLK/P/25/0775

12 Countess Gate Bothwell G71 8FB

DecidedOutbuildings & Ancillary StructuresReceived South Lanarkshire Council

Plans for the existing garages redevelopment into first-floor ancillary accommodation, plus a raised terrace and replacement external decking.

The record

Reference
SLK/P/25/0775
Address
12 Countess Gate Bothwell G71 8FB
Status
Decided
Category
Outbuildings & Ancillary Structures
Impact scale
5/10
Authority
South Lanarkshire Council

Timeline

Received
Validated
Last scraped
Record created

Additional application data

Latitude
55.8102
Longitude
-4.089

What is proposed

Plain-language summary

Plans for the existing garages redevelopment into first-floor ancillary accommodation, plus a raised terrace and replacement external decking.

As filed with the council

Redevelopment of existing garage, to provide ancillary accommodation at first floor level and associated alterations. Erection of a raised terrace, replacing existing raised decking.

Supporting documents(3)