(a) alterations & extensions to an existing dwellinghouse to include the demolition…
Toehead, Castletownshend, Co.Cork., P81TK71
Proposed development
Planning Permission for (a) alterations & extensions to an existing dwellinghouse to include the demolition of a two-storey rear extension and a single-storey front extension and the construction of a replacement two-storey extension to the rear and a two-storey link to the side (b) alterations, extension & change of use of adjacent detached stone outbuildings to form part of said dwellinghouse to also include the construction of a first floor kitchen, dining & living area (c) alterations & change of use of adjoining stone outbuildings to an ancillary hobby room & sauna (d) reconstruction of a detached shed and storehouse, all for storage use ancillary to main dwellinghouse (e) installation of a sewage treatment system (f) alterations and upgrade works to the existing vehicular entrance and for the construction of a new driveway (g) all associated site development & landscape works
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