Planning application · Kildare County Council

for change of Use Permission for development from agricultural stables to ancillary…

Portolino , Hazelhatch , Celbridge

2560903 · KildareClosed
Reference
2560903
Planning authority
Kildare County Council
Received
7 Aug 2025
Decided
26 Sept 2025
Status
Closed
Site area
0.404 ha

Proposed development

for change of Use Permission for development from agricultural stables to ancillary domestic use to the main house. The development consists of the following. 1. Single storey extension of 35sqm. to the side of existing structure to provide a living area. 2. Single storey extension to the front of the house of 7.4sqm to provide a larger kitchen and bedroom. 3. Entrance Porch of 6.6sqm. 4. Exterior insulation to existing structure and ancillary works to services to the structure

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Permission was refused on 26 Sept 2025. The applicant may appeal within four weeks of the decision.

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