Pinner home at 11 Old Hall Close faces demolition for larger replacement under PL/2028/26
Harrow Council receives application to rebuild house with front, rear and side extensions on residential street
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A planning application submitted to Harrow Council seeks permission to demolish the existing house at 11 Old Hall Close, Pinner, and replace it with a larger home. The proposal, registered as PL/2028/26, includes single and two-storey extensions at the front and rear, and a first-floor side extension.
The application states the demolition is partly retrospective, meaning work may have already begun without prior approval. The new build would expand the footprint of the property on the residential street, which is located near Pinner Memorial Park and local schools.
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What the application involves
The plans for 11 Old Hall Close detail the removal of the current dwelling and construction of a replacement house. The design includes extensions on three sides: a single-storey front extension, a two-storey rear extension, and a first-floor side extension. The application does not specify the number of bedrooms or total floor area in the new build.
Harrow Council’s planning portal lists the application as open for public consultation. Residents and interested parties can view the full documents and submit comments online. The council has not yet scheduled a committee date for determination.
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Neighbourhood context
Old Hall Close is a quiet residential street in Pinner, bordered by family homes and mature trees. The area falls under the Pinner Neighbourhood Plan, which sets design guidelines for new developments. The plan emphasises preserving the character of residential streets and managing the impact of extensions on neighbouring properties.
The application is one of several submitted to Harrow Council this month affecting residential properties. Another proposal, at 78 Spencer Road in Wealdstone, seeks to convert a single dwelling into four flats with rear and side extensions. That application, PL/2079/26, is also under consultation.
What happens next
Harrow Council will review the application against local and national planning policies. It will consider comments submitted during the statutory consultation period, which typically lasts 21 days from the date of registration. The council has not confirmed whether the application will be decided by officers under delegated powers or referred to the planning committee.
Residents wishing to comment on the proposal can do so via the council’s planning portal using reference PL/2028/26. The council will publish its decision notice online once a determination is made. If approved, the applicant will have three years to begin work.
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+What is being proposed at 11 Old Hall Close, Pinner?
The proposal is to demolish the existing house and build a replacement with front, rear and side extensions. The application, PL/2028/26, is under consideration by Harrow Council and open for public comments. The new build would expand the property’s footprint on the street.
+How can residents comment on the planning application?
Residents can submit comments via Harrow Council’s planning portal using reference PL/2028/26. The statutory consultation period typically lasts 21 days from the date the application was registered. Comments must be made before the council makes its decision.
+When will Harrow Council decide on the application?
No decision date has been set. Harrow Council will review the application, including resident comments, against planning policies. The determination will be published on the council’s planning portal once made. If approved, work must start within three years.
+What other planning applications have been submitted in Harrow this month?
Other applications include converting 78 Spencer Road, Wealdstone, into four flats with extensions (PL/2079/26). Several single-storey extensions and roof alterations have also been submitted across Pinner, Stanmore, Wealdstone and North Harrow.
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