A cottage built without planning permission is now legal - council decides
A two bedroom property which was converted over four years ago without permission is now fully legal.
Peacock Cottage in Charlton was originally an agricultural building, forming part of the Charlton Barns property.
Owners Tim and June Slater state that the building was converted and ‘occupied as a principal residence’ since 2018.
Submitted plans for the property shows that the building contains two bedrooms, a shower, kitchen and living room.
They have now had an application for a lawful development certificate for an existing use granted by Telford & Wrekin Council.
