Planning application · Kerry County Council

Revise internal layout of existing hotel ballroom area to allow…

Sea Lodge Hotel , Main Street , Waterville

2560512 · KerryGranted
Reference
2560512
Planning authority
Kerry County Council
Received
13 Jun 2025
Decided
15 Sept 2025
Status
Granted
Site area
0.24 ha
Further information requested
5 Aug 2025
Further information received
19 Aug 2025

Proposed development

planning permission to revise internal layout of existing hotel ballroom area to allow for; 7No. hotel bedroom suites, ancillary SPA and GYM, and for new window arrangement at southern ballroom roadside elevation. Planning retention permission is also being sought for existing steel shed in rear service yard at Sea Lodge Hotel, South View Terrace Street and Main Street Waterville V23 C896

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Permission was granted on 15 Sept 2025. Third parties may appeal within four weeks; after that the permission is final and works can start once a commencement notice is lodged.

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