Plans to build nearly 10 homes have been given the nod in Iver.
Plots 66, 68, 70, and 72 on the High Street are set to be demolished to make for four flats and five homes, which will have nine parking bays.
The housing mix includes two studios, two one-beds, two two-beds, and three three-bedroom properties.
The ‘Georgian’ building is proposed to be three-storeys in height and is ‘bracketed’ with a two-storey volume built in a ‘different, more cottagey style’ to the east and to the west to reduce its visual impact on the street scene.
Planning officers approved the plans.

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