A company that owns an office and commercial building on Queens Road in Reading wants to convert a floor into two flats.
Havell House is currently home to the Laser Express opticians on the ground floor.
The rest of the building comprises offices, with the third floor an extension.
It is this third floor that the owners want to convert into a one-bed and a two-bed flat.
The application can be seen by searching Reading Borough Council’s planning website for reference 240085.
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