Roof Terrace Development Challenge
Keen to turn mistake into benefit as very little choice.
Purchased a small roof terrrace space without due deligence 3 metre By 3 Metre in a grade 2 listed building in south kensington SW7 Beautiful area, nice place. got 112 years lease.
In 2015 landlord applied for a 2 storey extension which was refused planning permission due to bulkiness of the brick structure and since
no other application was made. planning dept mentioned that no pre application was requested.
The terrace is at the rear of the property on 3rd floor of a 4 storiion, with proper insulation that can be used as a bedsit room (studio will
be a posh word)
No issues with access to the roof terrace. It has its own door through the same communal area via lift and stairs as used by other tenants.
Any ideas, suggestion and possible development opportunity from intereseted designers, architect, builders who like to take up the challenge will be much appreciated and compensated.
There are conservatory in the adjoining properties.
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JEREMY MONSIMERT
JEREMY MONSIMERT
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