Planning application · Kerry County Council

(A) Remove the roof from the existing 2 storey building…

Upper Village , Ballyheigue , Co. Kerry

2560407 · KerryClosed
Reference
2560407
Planning authority
Kerry County Council
Received
14 May 2025
Decided
8 Jul 2025
Status
Closed
Site area
0.028 ha

Proposed development

(A) Remove the roof from the existing 2 storey building, (b) construct a new extension which will consist of a new second floor layout being constructed on top of the existing first floor layout building footprint, this will consist of a living area, (c) carry out minor alterations to front ( south west) and side (south east ) elevations, (d) carry out alterations to the floor plan layout on the first floor of the existing building and all necessary ancillary site works

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Permission was refused on 8 Jul 2025. The applicant may appeal within four weeks of the decision.

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