Permission has been granted to convert a Grade II-listed former barn building into a new home.
The northern and western elevation of the grade two listed barn building in Liverton, east Cleveland.
A written representation received by the local authority from a couple living nearby raised several objections, calling for the scaling down of a proposed aperture for a new entrance in an east wall and also opposing three slotted windows. It also “urged moderation” over a double row of lights in the east elevation roof.
The report said the plans had been revised with a conservation advisor employed by the council declaring that they would preserve the aesthetic and historical significance of the building. The advisor said internal alterations involved minimal loss of historic fabric and would also be effective in preserving the significance of the building. Conditions were added to the planning permission granted relating to specific materials to be used. The local authority permission given was on an officer delegated basis without the matter coming before its planning committee.
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