Plans have been drawn up for a new four bedroom house to be built on garden land in Alrewas.
The property is being earmarked for land at the rear of 156 Main Street.
A statement supporting the planning application said the site could accommodate the additional property.
“The proposed dwelling will sit in a generously sized plot providing substantial garden and amenity area and comprise of three first floor bedrooms and open plan ground floor kitchen, diner, snug and separate sitting room.
“The provision for an additional ground floor ensuite bedroom or office space provides flexible accommodation for families and residents of all ages or abilities.”
Planning statement
But the scheme has already drawn criticism from Alrewas Parish Council.
In a response, the clerk of the council said:
“Alrewas Parish Council recommends a strong rejection of this proposal on the grounds that the infill would increase housing density in the conservation area and the proposed development is large and out of scale with the conservation area.”
Alrewas Parish Council clerk
Full details of the proposal are available on Lichfield District Council’s planning website.
