Construction of the following to the existing detached, pitched roofed, 4-bedroom…
18 Grove Lawn, Malahide, Co Dublin
Proposed development
Construction of the following to the existing detached, pitched roofed, 4-bedroom, 2 storey dwelling house (with a 3-storey portion to lower garden facing norther site boundary): (a) single-storey flat roofed extension with sun room and utility to southeast elevation; (b) bin store and relocated garden door adjacent to southern site boundary; (c) alterations to site drainage including installation of soakaway in lower garden adjacent to northern boundary; (d) associated site works.
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