(i) Partial demolition (7.8 sq.M) of the existing single storey utlility room to the rear…
Abbeyfern, Swords Road, Malahide, Co. Dublin
Proposed development
(i) Partial demolition (7.8 sq.M) of the existing single storey utlility room to the rear of Abbeyfern; (ii) Extensions and alterations of the existing 3 bedroom dormer style house to a five bedroom dormer dwelling with existing on-curtilage car parking spaces, (iii) Construction to the west side of existing dwelling of a single storey flat roof extension, with roof-lights, (iv) Two storey extension to the rear with flat roof and roof-lights, with new external window, door and elevation treatments throughout, (v) New flat roof dormer window to the rear, (vi)modification to dormer windows to the front of the house, (vii) The development also includes SUDS drainage, boundary treatments and all site engineering works necessary to facilitate the development. Add Info received 15th October 2020. Clarification of Add Info received 20th November 2020.
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