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03/00896/ARefused

9 October 2003

Approval in principle for the conversion of showroom and store to a dwelling with rear car parking

Lambourne Cottage, Main Road, Kirk Michael, Isle Of Man, IM6 1ab

Received24 Jul 2003

Validated24 Jul 2003

Committee28 Nov 2003

Decided9 Oct 2003

3 months

Received24 Jul 2003

Validated24 Jul 2003

Committee28 Nov 2003

Decided9 Oct 2003

3 months

Documents (2)

Floor, Site and Location Plans

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Key Information

Reference: 03/00896/A
Decision: Refused
Date: 9 October 2003
Parish: Michael
Property: 🏘️ Semi-Detached
Year: 2003
Type: Approval in Principle

Sale History

£165,500

Dec 2004

Property Planning History (6)

19/00428/BApproved2019

Installation of replacement door

13/00891/BApproved2013

Installation of replacement windows, door and roof light to rear elevation of dwelling

10/01203/CApproved2010

Change of use of existing shop and living accommodation to offices

05/01214/BApproved2005

Conversion of rear barn to living accommodation

03/00896/ARefused2003Viewing

Approval in principle for the conversion of showroom and store to a dwelling with rear car parking

84/00455/BApproved1984

Change of use of shop to tea-shop, The Old Post Office, Kirk Michael.