for existing detached single story house with non-habitable attic space which includes…
Larkfield , Punchersgrange , Newbridge
Proposed development
for existing detached single story house with non-habitable attic space which includes a ground floor integrated family unit with accessible entrance to be amended and integrated into the main house as part of the main house, detached single storey domestic garage and storage building as constructed located to the rear of the existing house, recessed entrance as constructed and all associated site works
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