English Heritage share residents' concern at Daleham Mews plan
PLANS for a new house on a quiet Belsize Park street have rattled concerned residents and English Heritage. A developer wants to demolish most of a building on Daleham Mews, within the Belsize Park Conservation Area. In its place, Michael Nathenson wants
PLANS for a new house on a quiet Belsize Park street have rattled concerned residents and English Heritage.
A developer wants to demolish most of a building on Daleham Mews, within the Belsize Park Conservation Area.
In its place, Michael Nathenson wants to build a two-storey family house with a basement and attic.
The Belsize Residents Association has objected, claiming it will be too high and disrupt the unique character of the mews.
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English Heritage has also raised concerns about the impact of the demolition on the conservation area.
A planning committee will decide whether to give the proposals the green light at the Town Hall tonight.
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