FOUR new flats are set to be built at Larges Lane in Bracknell.
That’s one of four interesting planning applications validated by the council this week.
For full details of each proposal enter the planning reference at planapp.bracknell-forest.gov.uk.
Four new flats in Bracknell (Planning reference: 21/00077/FUL).
Housebuilders are hoping to modify a recently-completed development at Larges Lane in order to add more homes to the site.
The development, which sits on the western side of Larges Lane and formed part of Bracknell Town Football Clun, comprises eight apartments in one single building and six townhouses.
New homes and parking spaces are part of this week's planning round up
A management building which went up with the development is set to be converted into one new one-bed apartment and three further flats are set to be created within an additional floor of accommodation at the site.
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Fourteen new car parking spaces (21/00030/3)
Fourteen new car parking spaces are set to be created at Swaledale in various locations.
Bracknell Forest Council is working with Silva Homes to create the bays.
New homes and parking spaces are part of this week's planning round up
Should the plans go ahead, the spaces would be created in eleven locations.
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New guesthouse in Binfield (20/01086/FUL)
Homeowners at a property in Binfield want to create a guesthouse at their residence.
The guesthouse, which would go up within the grounds of the Stevenson Drive property, would be one-bedroom.
Warfield farm to get new access (20/01086/FUL)
Hayley Green Farm in Warfield will see its existing agricultural access and track removed under new plans.
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Details submitted to Bracknell Forest Council indicate the farm will get a new and improved track to replace it.
The land at the site extends to 14.95 acres (6.05 hectares) of pastureland, also comprising an agricultural building.
Applicants say the new track will provide improved visibility and will therefore result in an improvement to highway safety.
As with all plans listed above, this proposal is pending consideration and no decision has yet been made by the council.
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