Planning application · Kildare County Council

for (1) Permission for conversion of the existing attic space into habitable rooms (54m²)…

Grangehiggin , Kilmeague , Co. Kildare

2560659 · KildareGranted
Reference
2560659
Planning authority
Kildare County Council
Received
12 Jun 2025
Decided
1 Aug 2025
Status
Granted
Site area
0.26 ha

Proposed development

for (1) Permission for conversion of the existing attic space into habitable rooms (54m²) including; 2 new dormer windows to the front and one dormer window to the rear of the house, 2 No. bed rooms, shower room, staircase and photo-voltaic solar panels to the front elevation, (2) Permission to construct detached home office (29m²) located at the back of the garden, (3) Retention of existing Waste Water Treatment System, polishing filter and percolation area; including all hard and soft landscaping and all associated ancillary site works

What happens next

Permission was granted on 1 Aug 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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