The removal of non-historic timber pergola to the south of the main house…
Emsworth, Malahide Road, Kinsealy, Dublin 17.
Proposed development
The removal of non-historic timber pergola to the south of the main house and the construction of a single storey extension to the south of the main house behind the eastern wall consisting of two elements closely occupying the footprint of the historical connection between the coach house and the main house and all ancillary services, landscaping and site works. This extension will consist of a kitchen dining space and a garden/living room space with an adjacent pergola creating a south-facing piazza addressing a free standing gazebo at the junction between to garden paths. Works to the interior includes the removal of contemporary kitchen units and the opening up and reconstruction of an original fireplace, the forming of a connecting opening between the proposed kitchen and the existing utility room and the introduction of a glazed screen in the existing kitchen to form a study area. Emsworth is a Protected Structure.
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