Planning application · Kildare County Council

for the demolition of the existing lean-to utility room…

No. 18 Our Lady's Place , Naas , Co. Kildare

2560528 · KildareOn Site
Reference
2560528
Planning authority
Kildare County Council
Received
20 May 2025
Decided
11 Jul 2025
Status
On Site
Site area
0.037 ha
Commenced
12 Feb 2026

Proposed development

for the demolition of the existing lean-to utility room, and construction of a single-storey extension containing living area, dining area, utility, and WC, including 3 No. rooflights to the side and rear of the existing two-storey three-bedroom house. It is proposed to renovate the existing house, including a thermal upgrade throughout, replacement of windows and re-slating and re-insulating the existing roof. The proposed works include all ancillary works, including landscaping, drainage, and site works

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A commencement notice has been lodged: works are under way or about to start.

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