Construction of 2 new houses to the east and west of the existing house 'Timaru' (1)…
Timaru, 4b Kitestown Road, Howth, Dublin 13.
Proposed development
Construction of 2 new houses to the east and west of the existing house 'Timaru' (1) House 'A' to the west a detached 2-storey, 3-bedroom dwelling consisting of a bungalow over basement with rooflights, balcony and 2 no. car parking spaces; (2) House 'B' to the east, a detached 3-storey, 4-bedroom dwelling consisting of dormer house over basement with rooflights, 2 balconies and 2 no. car parking and (3) widening and alterations to existing vehicular entrance and driveway with ancillary site works. Add Info received 29th September 2020.
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- F15A/0394/E2Timaru, 4b Kitestown Road, Howth, Dublin 13.Closed
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- F24A/02924B, Timaru, Kitestown Road, Howth, D13Closed
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