Two Trees Yeld Road Bakewell
Proposal
Listed Building consent - Re-roofing of the main house: replacement of the existing modern concrete tile covering with Grade "A" reclaimed Welsh blue slates replacement of 2 no. oversized rooflights on the rear roof slope with smaller recessed conservation rooflights, omission of all twelve existing tile ventilators in favour of concealed eaves and ridge ventilation; renewal of associated leadwork.
- Received
- 21 July 2026
- Decided
- 25 August 2026 · GRANTED CONDITIONALLY
- Council
- Peak District
- ReceivedSubmitted21 Jul
- ValidatedValidated21 Jul
- Consult.Consultation21 Jul
- TargetTarget Date
- DecidedDecided25 Aug
Decided in 35 days (council typically 49)
This is a heritage application for a roof replacement at Two Trees Yeld Road Bakewell. Peak District has handled 261 applications of this type and approves 88% of them, typically deciding them in 55 days. This one was decided in 35 days, 3 weeks quicker than Peak District's median. The site is in the Bakewell conservation area, with 14 listed buildings nearby. There has been 1 other application at this address.
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Associated applications
- 202621 Jul
Re-roofing of the main house: replacement of the existing modern concrete tile covering with Grade "A"…
ApprovedFull Planning PermissionFiled alongsideNP/DDD/0726/0677 - 202621 Jul
Listed Building consent - Re-roofing of the main house: replacement of the existing modern concrete tile…
This applicationApprovedListed building consentNP/DDD/0726/0680
Planning constraints
Designations at the address point. Ones next to the site may also apply.
- Flood zone 2: Medium probability (rivers and sea)
- Conservation area: Bakewell
- National park: Peak District
Also checked, none recorded (22)
flood storage areas, listed buildings, Article 4 directions, tree preservation orders, green belt, scheduled monuments, World Heritage Sites, World Heritage Site buffer zones, registered parks and gardens, registered battlefields, Heritage at Risk entries, nutrient neutrality catchments, National Landscapes, SSSIs, Special Areas of Conservation, Special Protection Areas, Ramsar sites, ancient woodland, national nature reserves, local nature reserves, heritage coasts and brownfield registers.
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