Relocated 3.5m wide vehicular gateway and parking area in front garden of semi-detached…
64, Westbrook Road, Dundrum, Dublin 14, D14HH56
Proposed development
Permission for relocated 3.5m wide vehicular gateway and parking area in front garden of semi-detached single storey house, 8.1 sqm single storey extension outside hall door to front; 12.3 sqm garage conversion with 3.3 sqm single storey extension behind; attic conversion to 38.8 sqm habitable space including dormers to front and rear, velux rooflights to front, gable wall with bathroom window in new gable wall in lieu of hipped roof end; and ancillary site works
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