IHBC features ‘Heritage from the doorstep’: Leslie Arms timeline… sad 25-year decline of a heritage building

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Between 2000 and 2025, the owner of the Grade II-listed Leslie Arms on Lower Addiscombe Road submitted 24 planning applications, in part because of Listed Building requirements, reports Inside Croydon.

Inside Croydon writes:

… it remains unclear whether all the planned works have ever been completed. Some kind of judgement on that might be possible when the property is auctioned on June 9.

  • 13 March 2001: Planning application submitted for use of first floor and second floor as guest accommodation..
  • 31 July 2003… alterations of basement to offices and ground floor… Application withdrawn..
  • 15 March 2004: Permission sought for alterations… Withdrawn on November 24.
  • ….
  • 18 February 2025: Application for discharge of Condition 3 of the permission granted in 2023…. Status ‘unknown’, according to council’s planning portal… March 2025… further ‘change of use’ application… made… no trace of this application on the council’s planning portal.
  • …
  • 9 June 2026: The Leslie Arms is to be auctioned by Savills, with a guide price of £1,450,000.

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