Changing the garage door to the front of the existing house to a new window…
29a Martello Court, Portmarnock, Co. Dublin.
Proposed development
Permission for changing the garage door to the front of the existing house to a new window and converting garage into a habitable space and building, a proposed new ground floor extension to the rear and side of existing house. A new first floor extension to the side of the existing house extending the existing hip roof across and all ancillary works.
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- F25A/0325E29A Martello Court, Portmarnock, Co. Dublin, D13 HY00, D13HY00Closed
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