Planning application · Kerry County Council

INVALID: lanning Permission for 1) change of use from youth hostel to private dwelling…

Knoppoge , Aghadoe , Killarney Co. Kerry

2560107 · KerryIn Assessment
Reference
2560107
Planning authority
Kerry County Council
Received
20 Feb 2025
Status
In Assessment
Site area
2.97 ha

Proposed development

INVALID: lanning Permission for 1) change of use from youth hostel to private dwelling, 2) the demolition of later single storey extension, 3) conservation repairs, material alterations incorporating elevational modifications and the construction of a single storey extension to Aghadoe House, along with all associated site services and site works, all at Aghadoe house, Knoppoge, Aghadoe, Killarney Co. Kerry V93DK00. This is a protected structure – RPS Ref. No. 066-014.

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