Fitzroy Square offices to become single home
Camden Council is considering a planning application to change the use of a property at 5 Fitzroy Square.
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Plans have been submitted to the London Borough of Camden for a property at 5 Fitzroy Square, W1T 5HH. The application proposes to change the building's use from offices to a single dwelling house.
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The application, reference number 2026/4015/P, was received by Camden Council. If approved, the conversion would transform the commercial premises into a private residence.
The Ham & High reported on this application as part of a list of notices submitted to the council. The publication noted that the Public Notice Portal is a resource for residents to find local planning applications, alcohol licensing applications, and planned road closures.
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+What is the planning application for 5 Fitzroy Square?
The application seeks to change the use of the property at 5 Fitzroy Square from offices to a single dwelling house. This means the building would become a private home instead of commercial space.
+Who is considering the application?
The London Borough of Camden Council is considering the planning application. The reference number for this specific application is 2026/4015/P.
+Where can I find more information on local planning applications?
The Ham & High reported that the Public Notice Portal is a resource for residents to find local planning applications, alcohol licensing applications, and planned road closures in their neighbourhood.
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