Conversion of attic to storage including 2 velux rooflights to the front…
3 Castleway, Kinsealy Lane, Malahide, Co Dublin, K36 E034
Proposed development
Permission for conversion of attic to storage including 2 velux rooflights to the front, 4 velux rooflights to the rear and a window to the southern gable wall, all at roof level.
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Nearby applications
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- F25A/0305E2 Castleway, Kinsealy Lane, Malahide, County DublinGranted
The proposed works for which planning is sought will include the following; demolition of the existing lean-to roof structure at the rear of the ground floor…
- F25A/029910 Castleway, Kinsealy Lane, Malahide, Co.DublinOn Site
Construction of 1) a 2 storey extension to the side with converted attic space, 2) an attic conversion of the existing attic to habitable living space…
- F23A/05956 Castleway, Kinsealy Lane, Malahide, Co. Dublin, K36 NY89Granted
Conversion of existing attic space into a study and bedroom totalling 39.5sq.m with rooflights.
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