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RefusedDM2023/00770Submitted 3 years agoDriveway

2 High Street London Borough of Sutton SM5 3PE

Part-demolition of existing temporary booths and huts and erection of timber clad seating huts and a timber arched garden entrance within existing outdoor seating area with associated hard and soft landscaping, including paving, artificial grass and decking areas and installation of outdoor lighting. Extension to existing front boundary wall and railings and alteration to existing dropped kerb to car park exit.

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Progress

Submitted
17 Jul 2023
— completed
Validated
17 Jul 2023
— completed
Consultation
24 Aug 2023
— completed
Target date
11 Sept 2023
— completed
Decided
11 Sept 2023
— completed

Application details

Reference
DM2023/00770
Local authority
Sutton
Postcode
SM5 3PE
Ward
E05
Application type
All Other
Property type
House

Key dates

Submitted
17 Jul 2023
Validated
17 Jul 2023
Comments close
24 Aug 2023
Target decision
11 Sept 2023
Decided
11 Sept 2023

Estimated project value

£3k–£13k

Typical UK cost for this job type, at outer London rates (2026). Estimated from the proposal description — planning applications do not state build cost. Source: MyJobQuote 2026, £40-£120/m² installed.

Recently sold nearby

New owners, recently moved in. First work on a house usually follows within months of completing. 8 recent sales are listed below.

Homes here go for about £485,500 — the median of the last 8 market sales in SM5 (the wider postcode district), £330,000 to £1,125,000.

Contains HM Land Registry data © Crown copyright and database right 2026. This data is licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0. Sales are matched by postcode, not by property, so a sale listed here may be a neighbouring address. England and Wales only.

Planning constraints

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