1 Demolition of existing single storey and two storey bay to front (north west)…
Woodbury, 10 Mabestown, Malahide, Dublin, K36 A062
Proposed development
The development will consist: 1 Demolition of existing single storey and two storey bay to front (north west) elevation, single storey bays to west elevation and rear ( south east) elevation of existing dwelling house. 2. Construction of single storey and single storey plus dormer extensions to the rear (south-west) side of the existing dwelling, and two storey plus attic extension to the east of the existing dwelling house; 3. Construction of 4 new dormer window structures to the existing pitched roof at the front and rear of the dwelling house. 4. All consequent internal and external demolitions and modifications to the dwelling house; 5. Construction of new single storey outbuilding and greenhouse building to the east of the site; 6. All ancillary site development works, boundary treatment work and services. AI received 13/03/23 SAI received 22/03/23
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