Planning application · Fingal County Council

Refurbishment, modernisation and extension of the existing buildings. Works include…

Balscadden House, Balscadden Road, Howth, Co. Dublin, D13 RX59

F25A/1068E · FingalLodged
Reference
F25A/1068E
Planning authority
Fingal County Council
Received
6 May 2026
Status
Lodged
Application type
extension
Use
Residential

Proposed development

Refurbishment, modernisation and extension of the existing buildings. Works include; removal of a detached chalet and demolition of the granny flat and various ad-hoc extensions to the original house; thermal upgrades to the existing fabric, blocking up of two high-level windows facing Balscadden Road, replacing and extending the existing conservatory as a new single-storey kitchen/living space on the eastern side, replacing and extending the granny flat as an attached self-contained apartment on the western side, refurbishment and extension of the existing garage to include a workspace, and all associated site works.

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