Alteration of an existing two-storey dwelling with internal modifications to layout…
Iskanafeelna, Glengarriff, Co Cork
Proposed development
The development will consist of alteration of an existing two-storey dwelling with internal modifications to layout and construction of a new two-storey extension (approx. 182sqm) to be partially subterranean on the north-west of the main house. Extension to include covered terrace on upper level and lower level to the south-west and a new single-storey over basement glazed entrance to the north-east elevation with pitched roof, entrance canopy and apex rooflight. External modifications to the existing dwelling include adjustments to fenestration on all elevations. New flat roof proposed to replace pitched roof on existing lift block and addition of canopy to existing south-western terrace with modifications to railings and plinth wall. Proposed works include modifications to drainage with new waste treatment system, addition of external lighting and all associated site works.
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