High Peak planners have turned down proposals to extend a Glossop home.
The application was seeking permission to build a two-storey side extension and single storey rear extension at 8 Larch Way.
In refusing the application planners stated the size, height, and design would be harmful to the character of the street scene by introducing an uncharacteristic form of development.
The development would also be a harmful visual intrusion and overshadow a neighbouring property and would fail to provide adequate off-street parking needed for a property of that size.
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