Planning application · Fingal County Council

Following principal elements: 1. Attic conversion over the existing three bedroom end…

No. 42 Station Road, Barnwell Park, Dublin 15, D15 YKA0

FW22B/0069 · FingalOn Site
Reference
FW22B/0069
Planning authority
Fingal County Council
Received
30 May 2022
Decided
7 Jul 2022
Status
On Site
Commenced
20 Sept 2022

Proposed development

The development will consist of the following principal elements: 1. Attic conversion over the existing three bedroom end terrace house, consisting of two bedrooms with WC & shower and all associated site development works. 2. Alterations to elevations and internal layout. 3. The addition of three roof lights and two windows.

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