Partial demolitions, refurbishment and extension to the existing two storey house.…
Ashley Lodge, Carrickhill Road Upper, Portmarnock, Co. Dublin
Proposed development
Partial demolitions, refurbishment and extension to the existing two storey house. The development provides for demolitions including (i) the partial demolition of the existing single storey extension to the west (side) (ii) the entrance porch to the north (front) (iii) alterations and associated demolitions to the existing elevations and the existing ground and first floor layouts (iv) the existing pitched roof. Following the above demolitions the proposed development provides for (i) a new two storey extension to the west (side) (ii) a part single, part two storey extension to the rear (south) (iii) a single storey extension to the north (front) (iv) replacement of the existing pitched roof with a new pitched roof with provision for dormer roof windows to the front and rear (v) a new entrance canopy with integrated planters to the north (front) (vi) all associated development works including a new vehicular entrance gate, landscaping, drainage and site works.
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