Mellor house could be rebuilt after remodel approval

The proposed house in Primrose Hill, Mellor <i>(Image: Stanton Andrews Architects)</i>
The proposed house in Primrose Hill, Mellor (Image: Stanton Andrews Architects)
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Permission to alter proposals for a new house in Mellor has been presented to the council.

Ribble Valley Borough Council approved plans for the remodelling and extension of Mellor House in Primrose Hill, Mellor, in January.

A new application submitted this week by the applicant, Ms Stephanie Perplus, has reviewed matters, and states a new-build would be a significantly better and environmentally responsible property.

The proposed house in Primrose Hill, MellorThe proposed house in Primrose Hill, Mellor (Image: Stanton Andrews Architects) The appearance, siting and use of the current proposal will exactly match the previously approved proposals - in effect, the outcome will be the same as the previously approved scheme but fully constructed to current environmental standards.

The internal layout is largely unchanged from the previously approved scheme.

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A new ‘family room’ is at the heart of the main house, supplemented by a lounge, playroom, study and ancillary accommodation.

There will be three bedrooms on the first floor, and the existing outbuilding is to be converted to provide ‘granny annexe’ accommodation.

The proposal now is for a demolition of the existing property and a full new-buildThe proposal now is for a demolition of the existing property and a full new-build (Image: Stanton Andrews Architects)

On the previous occasion, Lancashire County Council's highways department raised no objections, saying: “Lancashire County Council acting as the Local Highway Authority (LHA) does not raise an objection regarding to the proposed development and are of the opinion that the proposed development will not have a significant impact on highway safety or capacity in the immediate vicinity of the site."

To view the plans in full, visit the council's planning website.

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