Planning application · Fingal County Council

Demolish existing porch to front, and to build new single storey extension to front…

12, Seatown Villas, Swords, Co. Dublin

F23A/0411 · FingalLodged
Reference
F23A/0411
Planning authority
Fingal County Council
Received
17 Nov 2023
Decided
7 Jun 2024
Status
Lodged

Proposed development

Permission sought to demolish existing porch to front, and to build new single storey extension to front incorporating new porch to front. New single storey extension to rear, comprising kitchen, dining and lounge area. Demolish existing coal shed to rear. Internal alterations consisting of removal of two number chimney breasts and stairs to be rerouted, and ground floor rooms extended to front. A new toilet, hallway and utility room and store, together with modified sitting room. First floor minor alterations to facilitate relocation of stairs. AI rcvd 17/11/2023

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