Plans for three homes submitted on Norwich city outskirts

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 14 Nov, 07:01 · Archive

Plans for three three-bedroom homes have been submitted to Norwich City Council at 60 Earlham Green Lane.

Plans to build three houses on part of the garden of 60 Earlham Green Lane in Norwich have been submitted to Norwich City Council. The scheme comprises a detached house and a pair of semi-detached homes, each with three bedrooms and private rear gardens. The application was put forward after planners accepted in March that the site would be suitable for development.

The homes, which will face Earlham Grove, have been positioned to avoid overlooking or overshadowing neighbouring properties. Each house would have its own parking space. The plans describe the site as being in a sustainable location surrounded by existing houses, with good access to schools, public transport and other local services.

The application will now be considered by Norwich City Council.

How it is being reported

• Bid for new homes on city outskirts emergesPlans for three new three-bedroom homes, including a detached house and semi-detached pair, at 60 Earlham Green Lane have been submitted to City Hall.Eastern Daily Press · 14 Nov, 06:00
• Bid for new homes on city outskirts emergesPlans for three new three-bedroom homes, including a detached house and semi-detached pair, at 60 Earlham Green Lane have been submitted to City Hall.Norwich Evening News · 14 Nov, 06:00

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