Planning application · Cork County Council

Two storey extension to side of existing two storey dwelling…

3 The Cloisters Monastery Gardens, Mansfield's-Land Kinsale Co.Cork

24/5560 · CorkOn Site
Reference
24/5560
Planning authority
Cork County Council
Received
19 Aug 2024
Decided
11 Oct 2024
Status
On Site
Use
Residential
Commenced
9 Feb 2026

Proposed development

Permission for two storey extension to side of existing two storey dwelling, internal and external alterations to existing dwelling, new front porch, terrace to rear on first floor, roadside boundary wall with site entrance and gates and all associated works

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