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10 Marton Close Gargrave Skipton BD23 3PG

Granted Yorkshire Dales National Park CRAZA25/27449/HH Householder

Works: Extension Small domestic

Read from the description, not a valuation. How we read the register

Permission granted. Work must normally begin within three years of the decision or the permission lapses.

Proposal

Householder permission for single storey extension & solar panel installation.

As published by the council, reference CRAZA25/27449/HH

Application record

Reference
CRAZA25/27449/HH
Type
Householder
Status
Decided
Decision
Granted As published: Approve with Conditions
Received
5 Nov 2025
Validated
5 Nov 2025
Decided
16 Dec 2025
Ward
Mid Craven
Parish
Gargrave
Decision by
Delegated Decision
Postcode
BD23 3PG

Site history

Applications at this address on the Yorkshire Dales National Park register

This site has had 2 applications since 2025: 2 approved, 0 refused.

  • 10 Marton Close Gargrave Skipton BD23 3PG

    T1, T2, T3 are 3 Cupressus x leylandii planted close together. We are proposing removing the trees completely. They are at risk of swamping an attractive maple (T7) as well as other nearby large shrubs such as a rhododendron and are a nuisance to our neighbour at number 11. T4 is a relatively small leylandii right against the garage which we propose removing completely. There are other attractive plants such as a mature cotoneaster underplanted. T5 Is a very large Leyandii that has previously been reduced to prevent it overhanging the public path. We would like to remove this tree completely. Our neighbour at number 10 is very keen to see this tree removed. T6 is a Lawson's cyprus, also grown far too tall for the location adjacent to the house. We would like to remove it completely. There are many trees and shrubs that will remain, and we are committed to maintaining a varied habitat for the birds and other wildlife. Trees remaining on the property include T7 is a large variegated maple (Acer Platanoides) T8 is a deodar cedar T9 and T10 are mature apple trees 'discovery' T11 is a weeping silver birch T12 is a large magnolia Adjacent to the property T 13, 14, 15 and 16 are mature trees that, we understand, recently had permission to reduce their height by 30%. T17 is a large apple tree 'golden delicious' The garden is well planted with a wide variety mature shrubs which will be preserved. We recently purchased this house, and it had been empty for 3 years, and we understand that the elderly couple who owned the house prior to that had been unable to look after the garden for a good few years. These "trees" are really hedging or ornamental shrubs that have outgrown their locations. Our neighbours, at Somerville House and those at numbers 11 and 8 Marton Close, are supportive of our plans to remove these overgrown conifers.

    Decided 2 Oct 2025 Trees

Timeline

Dates from the published record

  1. 5 Nov 2025

    Received by Yorkshire Dales National Park

  2. 16 Dec 2025

    Decision issued: Approve with Conditions

  3. 12 Aug 2026

    Added to PlanIndex

Documents

Plans, drawings, consultee responses and the officer's report

13 documents on file for this application

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What this grant of permission means

Yorkshire Dales National Park granted permission on 16 December 2025, subject to any conditions on the decision notice. Work must normally begin within three years or the permission lapses. More in our guide to what happens after a planning decision.

About householder applications

Householder applications cover work to an existing house and its garden, such as extensions, lofts and outbuildings, and cannot create a separate dwelling or change what the building is used for. More in our guide to planning application types.

Nearby applications

Within 0.3 miles

  • 10 Marton Close Gargrave Skipton BD23 3PG

    CRAZA25/27449/HH Submitted 5 Nov 2025 50 yards away

    Householder permission for single storey extension & solar panel installation.

    Granted Householder Extension 13 docs
    Small domestic
  • 10 Marton Close Gargrave Skipton BD23 3PG

    CRAZA25/27449/HH Submitted 5 Nov 2025 50 yards away

    Householder permission for single storey extension & solar panel installation.

    Granted Householder Extension 13 docs
    Small domestic
  • 10 Marton Close Gargrave Skipton BD23 3PG

    CRAZA25/27357/TCA Submitted 25 Sep 2025 50 yards away

    T1, T2, T3 are 3 Cupressus x leylandii planted close together. We are proposing removing the trees completely. They are at risk of swamping an attractive maple (T7) as well as other nearby large shrubs such as a rhododendron and are a nuisance to our neighbour at number 11. T4 is a relatively small leylandii right against the garage which we propose removing completely. There are other attractive plants such as a mature cotoneaster underplanted. T5 Is a very large Leyandii that has previously been reduced to prevent it overhanging the public path. We would like to remove this tree completely. Our neighbour at number 10 is very keen to see this tree removed. T6 is a Lawson's cyprus, also grown far too tall for the location adjacent to the house. We would like to remove it completely. There are many trees and shrubs that will remain, and we are committed to maintaining a varied habitat for the birds and other wildlife. Trees remaining on the property include T7 is a large variegated maple (Acer Platanoides) T8 is a deodar cedar T9 and T10 are mature apple trees 'discovery' T11 is a weeping silver birch T12 is a large magnolia Adjacent to the property T 13, 14, 15 and 16 are mature trees that, we understand, recently had permission to reduce their height by 30%. T17 is a large apple tree 'golden delicious' The garden is well planted with a wide variety mature shrubs which will be preserved. We recently purchased this house, and it had been empty for 3 years, and we understand that the elderly couple who owned the house prior to that had been unable to look after the garden for a good few years. These "trees" are really hedging or ornamental shrubs that have outgrown their locations. Our neighbours, at Somerville House and those at numbers 11 and 8 Marton Close, are supportive of our plans to remove these overgrown conifers.

    Granted Trees 4 docs
  • 10 Marton Close Gargrave Skipton BD23 3PG

    CRAZA25/27357/TCA Submitted 25 Sep 2025 50 yards away

    T1, T2, T3 are 3 Cupressus x leylandii planted close together. We are proposing removing the trees completely. They are at risk of swamping an attractive maple (T7) as well as other nearby large shrubs such as a rhododendron and are a nuisance to our neighbour at number 11. T4 is a relatively small leylandii right against the garage which we propose removing completely. There are other attractive plants such as a mature cotoneaster underplanted. T5 Is a very large Leyandii that has previously been reduced to prevent it overhanging the public path. We would like to remove this tree completely. Our neighbour at number 10 is very keen to see this tree removed. T6 is a Lawson's cyprus, also grown far too tall for the location adjacent to the house. We would like to remove it completely. There are many trees and shrubs that will remain, and we are committed to maintaining a varied habitat for the birds and other wildlife. Trees remaining on the property include T7 is a large variegated maple (Acer Platanoides) T8 is a deodar cedar T9 and T10 are mature apple trees 'discovery' T11 is a weeping silver birch T12 is a large magnolia Adjacent to the property T 13, 14, 15 and 16 are mature trees that, we understand, recently had permission to reduce their height by 30%. T17 is a large apple tree 'golden delicious' The garden is well planted with a wide variety mature shrubs which will be preserved. We recently purchased this house, and it had been empty for 3 years, and we understand that the elderly couple who owned the house prior to that had been unable to look after the garden for a good few years. These "trees" are really hedging or ornamental shrubs that have outgrown their locations. Our neighbours, at Somerville House and those at numbers 11 and 8 Marton Close, are supportive of our plans to remove these overgrown conifers.

    Granted Trees 4 docs
  • 10 Marton Close Gargrave Skipton BD23 3PG

    CRAZA25/27357/TCA Submitted 25 Sep 2025 50 yards away

    T1, T2, T3 are 3 Cupressus x leylandii planted close together. We are proposing removing the trees completely. They are at risk of swamping an attractive maple (T7) as well as other nearby large shrubs such as a rhododendron and are a nuisance to our neighbour at number 11. T4 is a relatively small leylandii right against the garage which we propose removing completely. There are other attractive plants such as a mature cotoneaster underplanted. T5 Is a very large Leyandii that has previously been reduced to prevent it overhanging the public path. We would like to remove this tree completely. Our neighbour at number 10 is very keen to see this tree removed. T6 is a Lawson's cyprus, also grown far too tall for the location adjacent to the house. We would like to remove it completely. There are many trees and shrubs that will remain, and we are committed to maintaining a varied habitat for the birds and other wildlife. Trees remaining on the property include T7 is a large variegated maple (Acer Platanoides) T8 is a deodar cedar T9 and T10 are mature apple trees 'discovery' T11 is a weeping silver birch T12 is a large magnolia Adjacent to the property T 13, 14, 15 and 16 are mature trees that, we understand, recently had permission to reduce their height by 30%. T17 is a large apple tree 'golden delicious' The garden is well planted with a wide variety mature shrubs which will be preserved. We recently purchased this house, and it had been empty for 3 years, and we understand that the elderly couple who owned the house prior to that had been unable to look after the garden for a good few years. These "trees" are really hedging or ornamental shrubs that have outgrown their locations. Our neighbours, at Somerville House and those at numbers 11 and 8 Marton Close, are supportive of our plans to remove these overgrown conifers.

    Granted Trees 4 docs
  • Green Head House Marton Road Gargrave North Yorkshire BD23 3NL

    26/00299/TCON Submitted 19 Jan 2026 50 yards away

    Works to trees in Gargrave conservation area T1 - Lime Tree- Crown lift basal and epicomic growth up to crown break. T2 - Apple - Tree Removal.

    Granted Trees 4 docs

In Yorkshire Dales National Park

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    16 Park Crescent, Embsay, Skipton, BD23 6PB

    Householder planning permission for alterations to dwelling, erection of side extension and replacement front porch, creation of new vehicular access point and provision of hardstanding

    Received 2 Oct, published by the council 5 Oct 2026 Householder
  • C/71/18F Awaiting decision

    Hewitt Gate, Threshfield, Skipton, BD23 5HB

    Householder planning permission for erection of single storey, oak framed, side extension

    Received 2 Oct, published by the council 5 Oct 2026 Householder
  • C/51/29D Awaiting decision

    Croft House, Litton, Skipton, BD23 5QJ

    Householder planning permission for erection of wooden lean-to greenhouse to replace existing greenhouse, on the same base and to a similar design

    Received 29 Sep, published by the council 30 Sep 2026 Householder
  • Lynwood 16 Beacon Park First Avenue Pickering North Yorkshire YO18 8AQ

    Demolition of existing garage and erection of replacement garage / home office, erection of a single-storey rear extension and, alterations to fenestrations and window types

    Received 10 Feb, published by the council 3 Aug 2026 Householder
  • C/54/115D Awaiting decision

    Ghyllstones, Cove Road, Malham, Skipton, BD23 4DH

    Householder planning permission for erection of an outdoor kitchen building and landscaping works

    Received 21 Sep, published by the council 23 Sep 2026 Householder