Greenaway Architecture bags planning for green-belt house

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Source: Greenaway Architecture

Four-bedroom home in Hampshire will replace dilapidated nursery buildings

Greenaway Architecture has secured detailed planning consent for a four-bedroom “contemporary farmhouse” near the village of Kingsclere in Hampshire.

The practice’s proposals will replace dilapidated nursery buildings with a modern family home described as being inspired by “the rural vernacular of the area” – specifically long, rectangular barns with pitched roofs and gable ends.

Permission in principle for the construction of a new home at the site, which is outside of Kingsclere’s defined settlement boundary, was granted by Basingstoke and Deane Borough Council in February last year. Greenaway’s worked-up plans were approved the following November.

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