Construction of a part single storey, part two storey 4 bed dwelling consisting of 4…
Site at Glenmalure, Malahide Road, Malahide, Co.Dublin, K36KP27
Proposed development
The proposed development comprises of the construction of a part single storey, part two storey 4 bed dwelling consisting of 4 bedrooms, featuring living room, playroom, home office space, rear kitchen/living/dining area with access to back garden outdoor space, in addition to ensuite, utility and storage area rooms. Proposed landscaping works to the front and rear of the site, including boundary fences separating existing dwelling with revised plot. Permission is also sought for a new separate, private vehicular access point to the immediate north of the existing site entrance from Malahide Road, with a dividing fence and gate into proposed development, provision for two car parking spaces to the front of the property, and all associated and ancillary works including connections and utility works.
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The council recorded a decision on 2 Nov 2023. The official file has the outcome; a third-party appeal is possible within four weeks of the decision.
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