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24/00831/LBC

Heritage application at 3F3 37 Argyle Place Edinburgh EH9 1JT, Edinburgh. View planning documents, track the decision and get email alerts on updates.

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To replace 3 windows on the rear facade of the listed building, which are currently double glazed metal framed sash windows (approx 20- 30 years old). These will be replaced with double glazed timber sash to reflect the same style as the original windows in the rest of the building.

24/00831/LBC

Small
Heritage

3F3 37 Argyle Place Edinburgh EH9 1JT

Submitted21 Feb
Validated
Consultation
Target
Decided27 Mar
6 weeks typical decision time in Edinburgh93% of heritage applications approved

This is a heritage application for window replacement at 3F3 37 Argyle Place Edinburgh EH9 1JT. Edinburgh has handled 1,148 applications of this type and approves 93% of them, typically deciding them in 54 days. This one was decided in 35 days, 3 weeks quicker than Edinburgh's median. There are no previous applications recorded at this address. In the past year there have been 145 applications across Morningside. We hold 540 applications in total for the EH9 postcode area.

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Application Details

Reference
24/00831/LBC
Address
3F3 37 Argyle Place Edinburgh EH9 1JT
Postcode
EH9 1JT
Local Authority
Edinburgh
Application Type
Heritage
Scale / Size
Small
Decision Status
Permitted

Applicant & Agent

Planning Application Dates

Date Decided
27 March 2024
Date Submitted
21 February 2024

Planning Decision

Publicity

Appeal

Additional Information

Coordinates
55.939274, -3.191860

Appeal History

3350628
Dismissed
Type: Listed Building Consent & Conservation Area Consent AppealProcedure: Written RepresentationsDecision: 11 April 2025Dev Type: Other minor developmentsReason: Refusal

Source: Edinburgh