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PermittedPP/2013/2010Submitted 13 years agoTwo-storey extension

Eaton Rise Ealing W5 2HA

Extension to the basement area in association with the planning consent P/2011/5159 for the Conversion of the property into 8 self-contained flats; two-storey extension to rear of building; construction of basement level; alterations to rear roof form involving raising the ridge height (involving the conversion of roofspace to habitable use); installation of 2 rooflights to the front, rear and both side roofslopes; alterations to windows; and associated landscaping; parking; vehicle access; cycle storage; and refuse facilities

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Progress

Submitted
6 Jun 2013
— completed
Validated
6 Jun 2013
— completed
Consultation
— completed
Target date
1 Aug 2013
— completed
Decided
7 Mar 2014
— completed

Application details

Reference
PP/2013/2010
Local authority
Ealing
Postcode
W5 2HA
Ward
Ealing Broadway
Application type
All Other
Property type
Flat

Key dates

Submitted
6 Jun 2013
Validated
6 Jun 2013
Target decision
1 Aug 2013
Decided
7 Mar 2014

Estimated project value

£75k–£175k

Typical UK cost for this job type, at inner London rates (2026). Estimated from the proposal description — planning applications do not state build cost. Source: FMB / Checkatrade 2026, £2,000-£2,800/m² over a larger floor area.

Recently sold nearby

Inside the two years most owners do their major work — kitchens, bathrooms, rewires and lofts.

Homes here go for about £712,500 — the median of the last 8 market sales in W5 2HA, £495,000 to £1,670,000.

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Planning constraints

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