The Engine Yard to Belvoir Castle dates back to around 1850. Originally the complex was home to a range of related employment and retail uses, such as a sawmill, wagon making shop, wheelwright’s shop and other associated activities. The buildings were vacant and showing signs of deterioration. At the end of 2015 Planit-X secured planning permission for the conversion of the site into a mixed-use rural diversification scheme including alterations to form car park and new access. Today the site is home to a distinctive selection of shops and experiences right next to Belvoir Castle.
The Hutchings’ have lived in a large Listed Building in Eaton for many years. With an eye towards their later life they wanted to downsize to a smaller property to suit their future needs. Planit-X secured planning permission for a two-storey house to be built for Mr and Mrs Hutchings for their own use in […]
Planit-X secured planning permission for the conversion of a dilapidated stables complex to 21 one and two bedroom properties, with communal garden and parking areas. The properties are managed by the Earl of Rutland and Dr Fleming’s Hospital Trust which was set up in the 1600s to provide low-cost housing for older local people. The […]
Planit-X has gained approval for the conversion of a Decontamination Hospital and Stand-By Set House within the Harlaxton Estate to two dwellings. Both buildings are thought to have been constructed during the Second World War. The Decontamination Hospital is a single-storey flat roofed building with water tower above. Decontamination hospitals were constructed during the Second […]
