Planning application · Fingal County Council

change of use and conversion of two adjacent dwellings (a semi-detached 2-storey…

1 & 1A Coolmine Road, Clonsilla, Dublin 15 (D15 E7KN and D15 YX7F)

FW25A/0285E · FingalClosed
Reference
FW25A/0285E
Planning authority
Fingal County Council
Status
Closed
Application type
commercial
Floor area
73 m²

Proposed development

change of use and conversion of two adjacent dwellings (a semi-detached 2-storey 4-bedroom house and a detached 2-storey 4-bedroom house) from residential to a guesthouse consisting of 11 no. guest bedrooms with ensuite bathrooms, ancillary accommodation including dining room, lounge, and kitchen, construction of a two storey link connecting the dwellings with new entrance and circulation area with new stairs and a guest lounge, total of 73m² new floor area, revised car parking layout to front forecourt, widening of entrance opening fronting Coolmine Road and use of existing garden shed as ancillary store, on a site of 0.057 Ha

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