10 January 2007 · Delegated - Director of Planning and Building Control (M. I. McCauley)
Baldrine Manor, Ballagawne Road, Baldrine, Isle Of Man, IM4 6ep
The proposal involves converting a modest, redundant stone outbuilding within the curtilage of Baldrine Manor, a detached dwelling in rural Baldrine, into occasional guest accommodation for friends and family, with minimal external changes such as adding a front entrance door and painted metal guarding to the first-flo…
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The officer noted the building is structurally intact, redundant, and requires little external alteration, aligning with Planning Circular 3/89's provisions for renovating countryside buildings.
Planning Circular 3/89 Renovation of buildings in the countryside
Sets out general policy for renovation of buildings in the countryside. The officer found the structurally intact, redundant stone building suitable for conversion with little external alteration, according with the circular's intentions. No site-specific policies from Laxey and Lonan Area Plan 2005 applied, as the site is within the curtilage of an existing countryside dwelling.
Time limit
The development hereby permitted shall commence before the expiration of four years from the date of this notice.
Approved drawings
This approval relates to the conversion of the building to ancillary guest accommodation as shown in drawing no.s 101-01, 101-02 and 101-03 date stamped the 10th November 2006.
Ancillary use only
The accommodation created by this approval must only be used as accommodation ancillary to that of the existing adjacent dwelling, Baldrine Manor. For the avoidance of doubt, no approval should hereby be conferred by this approval for the use of the new accommodation as a separate dwelling.
Do not oppose
