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New Townhouses Replace Army Building in Market Harborough

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Stylish Living proposes to replace a dilapidated Army Cadet Force building in Market Harborough with five modern townhouses. The new homes will blend seamlessly with the surrounding residential area, featuring open-plan living spaces, three bedrooms, and private gardens. Public consultation is ongoing until March 23rd, with a council decision expected by April 16th.

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New Townhouses Replace Army Building in Market Harborough

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Leicester News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!New Townhouses Replace Army Building in Market Harborough. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

Stay informed in two minutes or less with Lester News today from the Daily News Now. Plans are in the works to tear down a former Army cadet force building in Market Harbro, Lester Shire, and replace it with five new three-story townhouses. Developer stylish living submitted the proposal to Harbro District Council, calling for demolition of the single-story structure of Yomanry. Court to build homes on the same footprint, complete with gardens and parking spots. The old building is described as being in poor condition and not matching the style of nearby homes. The applicant argues it adds little to the area and looks out of place, so knocking it down makes sense for something that fits better. The site sits in a residential neighborhood with mostly two to three-story houses around it next to a community hall and close to the local medical center. It's right on the edge of the Market Harbro conservation area, so designers claim they've paid close attention to blending in while respecting. History. Each townhouse would feature an open plan living, kitchen and dining space,

three bedrooms and end suite and a bathroom, plus a rear garden. Four homes include off-street parking, but one is left without a spot on purpose. Public consultation on the plans runs until Monday, March 23rd, with a council decision expected by Thursday, April 16th. Deand in is sponsored by our partner. Check out the episode description. It is a pillow that plays your podcast and music without earbuds. Built for listening in bed, so l-i-soli-pillo.com

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