Planning application · Cork County Council

Amendments to previous Grant of Permission (Ref 22/5622). Amendments to include (i)…

Thatch Cottage, Chapel Road, Ballycotton, Co. Cork, P25 E228

26/1082 · CorkIn Assessment
Reference
26/1082
Planning authority
Cork County Council
Received
28 Apr 2026
Decision due
22 Jun 2026
Status
In Assessment
Use
Residential

Proposed development

Permission is sought for amendments to previous Grant of Permission (Ref 22/5622). Amendments to include (i) Partial Demolition of existing 2-storey Annex to provide single-storey structure with new flat roof, (ii) Construction of new single-storey flat roof Glazed Link to connect existing Cottage to (iii) Existing concrete structure (granted retention and repurpose under previous permission) to be converted to habitable accommodation as an extension to existing dwelling to provide living and utility space with terrace over (iv) Revised internal layout of existing cottage with new windows and doors to historic details, and (v) Revised landscaping including new ramp and steps to existing front of cottage and provision of a new carparking space to northwest of cottage with all associated site works. Protected Structure (RPS No. 00487).

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