Extension and change of use of the existing outbuildings adjoining Glebe House…
Glebe House, Glebe Road, Glebe, Kilsallaghan, Co Dublin, K67 A892
Proposed development
The development will consist of the extension and change of use of the existing outbuildings adjoining Glebe House from agricultural to residential use. Glebe House is a Protected Structure Ref. No. 0657. The proposed works will consist of the replacement of the modern shed to the rear of the historic outbuildings with a new extension to accommodate new rooms and facilities; the restoration of the historic outbuildings; limited internal alterations to facilitate the implementation of new services; installation of new conservation rooflights; installation of a new bicycle waste water treatment system; general site works associated with the proposed development. AI received 03/05/22 AI deemed significant ** Revised public notices received 31/5/2022
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