Conversion of attic space with extension of roof ridge to form a gable with a new window…
25 Mount Symon Dale, Clonsilla, Dublin 15
Proposed development
The development consists of conversion of attic space with extension of roof ridge to form a gable with a new window at 2nd floor level on the side facade and two velux roof windows to the rear.
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- FW26A/0232E35 Mount Symon Dale, Clonsilla, Dublin 15, D15 A3V1Granted
Single storey extension to rear, alterations to the existing hip roof to create a gable roof to accommodate conversion of the attic space into a non-habitable…
- FW25A/0488E43 Mount Symon Dale, Clonsilla, Dublin 15, D15P0K5Granted
Demolish existing front two storey bay window and single storey porch canopy along with existing single storey rear extension…
- FW22B/006621 Mount Symon Dale, Clonsilla, Dublin 15On Site
Single storey extension to the rear and side incorporating a new dining area, living area and utility room. The development will also include the conversion…
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