Built between 1843 to 1845, the site is a semi-detached Grade II listed building designated in 1972, and located within the Glengall Road Conservation Area, designated in 1971. The site is also included on Historic England’s Heritage at Risk Register as category A, being under immediate risk of rapid deterioration, as well as within the near setting of other heritage assets which the application site forms a group. Despite these constraints, proposals submitted on 15^th May 2024 comprise the external and internal restoration and refurbishment, construction of a single storey rear infill extension, a single storey side extension, a new rear garage/ garden building, and re-construction of boundary wall. The proposed additions and alterations seek to rationalise the use, functioning, and circulation of the asset, seeking to enhance and preserve the entire site per best conservation practice.