Retention of existing unauthorised dormer roof extension to rear of 2 storey…
50 Carlton Court, Swords, Co Dublin
Proposed development
The development will consist of: retention of existing unauthorised dormer roof extension to rear of 2 storey semi-detached dwelling with modifications to existing fenestration.
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Nearby applications
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- F26A/0695E50 Carlton Court, Swords, Co. Dublin, K67 DT92Closed
Existing unauthorised dormer roof extension to rear of 2 storey semi-detached dwelling with modifications to existing fenestration.
- F26A/0688E142 Carlton Court, Swords, Co.Dublin, K67E296Granted
28sqm single storey pitched roof extension to the side (south) of the existing 2 storey 4 bed semi-detached dwelling house, providing a work from home room…
- F23A/066650 Carlton Court, Swords, Co. DublinClosed
Retention of existing unauthorised dormer roof extension to rear of 2 storey semi-detached dwelling with modifications to existing fenestration.
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