Requested for a new extension to rear of existing dwellinghouse along with internal…
Rose Cottage, Old Coach Road, Balrothery, K32 Y597
Proposed development
Planning Permission is requested for a new extension to rear of existing dwellinghouse along with internal alterations to existing dwellinghouse and all associated siteworks.
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