Construction of a single storey with a second floor in the roof space…
12 Forest Court, Swords, Co.Dublin
Proposed development
Permission is sought for the construction of a single storey with a second floor in the roof space, three-bedroom with study detached dwelling to the side of the existing dwelling at 12 Forest Court, Swords, Co. Dublin, including new boundary treatments to the existing dwelling to provide private open space, new rear access to the dwelling from existing northern boundary wall, new vehicular entrances involving the dishing of the existing kerb, all associated landscaping and all other ancillary site development works. AI received 27/6/2023
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- F25A/0277E12 Forest Court, Swords, Co. DublinGranted
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- F21B/014237 Forest Court, Swords, Co. DublinOn Site
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