Planning application · Cork County Council

Complete and fit-out existing commercial unit on ground floor of existing 3-storey…

49, Upper Cork Street, Mitchelstown, Co. Cork, P67K286

26/0905 · CorkIn Assessment
Reference
26/0905
Planning authority
Cork County Council
Received
10 Apr 2026
Decision due
4 Jun 2026
Status
In Assessment
Use
mixed_use

Proposed development

Permission to complete and fit-out existing commercial unit on ground floor of existing 3-storey building and the provision of 2 -bedroom, 2-storey apartment overhead. For the construction of 2-storey building to the rear containing one 2-bedroom apartment on each floor with link building containing staircases. For site works to include 3 no. car parking spaces, bike shed, soft and hard landscaping and all associated works including the removal of the remaining sections of stone external walls of original cottages.

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