Demolish existing games room (timber Construction)…
Maple Lodge, Beaverstown Road, Donabate, Co. Dublin
Proposed development
Permission sought to demolish existing games room (timber Construction), and to build new games room (masonry Construction), to rear. Retention permission sought for ground floor W.C. and utility room. New dormer extension to rear to extend existing bedroom 2. and provide new ensuite. New dormer extension to provide new extended bathroom, and ensuite to existing bedroom.
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