2 storey extension to front, side and rear of existing house…
103 Littlepace Park, Clonee, Dublin 15
Proposed development
Planning Permission is sought for 2 storey extension to front, side and rear of existing house, new first floor bedroom and study / playroom on ground floor, removal of side sheds in garden and all associated site works.
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Nearby applications
Other applications on the Fingal register close to this address.
- FW25A/0161E35 Littlepace Park, Clonee, Dublin 15Granted
New ground floor single storey extension to the rear and new first floor extension over existing ground floor room comprising of ground floor utility and first…
- FW24A/026082 Littlepace Park, Clonee, D15A0P8Granted
The development for which permission is sought consists of : Conversion of existing attic area including construction of new flat roof dormer structure in rear…
- FW24A/000939 Littlepace Park, Dublin 15, D15K6P4Granted
Change of roof type, and attic conversion to office/storage, new roof to be an "A" roof with two new gables and a dormer roof and windows to rear.
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