Conversion of existing attic into first floor accommodation comprising two bedrooms…
8, Ardagh Drive, Blackrock, Dublin, A94W225
Proposed development
The development will consist of the conversion of existing attic into first floor accommodation comprising two bedrooms, two bathrooms, and study area, new staircase, new dormer window to front elevation, new dormer window to rear elevation, new skylight to study area, removal of existing porch and construction of new porch.
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