Two new homes planned behind Fareham's West Street

The application concerns land behind 160, 160a, 160b West Street, Fareham <i>(Image: FBC)</i>
The application concerns land behind 160, 160a, 160b West Street, Fareham (Image: FBC)
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Plans have been submitted to build two new homes in the rear garden of a property in Fareham town centre.

The application, for 160 West Street, proposes two single-storey, two-bedroom properties at the back of the existing building.

The homes would be designated as 160d and 160e West Street and would each have a private courtyard, with access to a shared communal garden.

The existing three commercial units facing West Street would be retained, while the new homes would be built within the rear portion of the site. The applicant says the scheme would make efficient use of underused land in the town centre.

The development would be car-free, with cycle storage provided for each property.

The property at 160 West Street forms part of a locally listed historic terrace, with the Grade II* Church of the Holy Trinity nearby. The proposals have been designed as single-storey buildings behind the existing frontage.

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