Planning application · Kildare County Council

for the sensitive restoration and extension of an existing coach house to form…

Lodge Park Stud , Lodge Park , Straffan

2561007 · KildareIn Assessment
Reference
2561007
Planning authority
Kildare County Council
Received
3 Sept 2025
Status
In Assessment
Dwellings
1
Floor area
350 m²
Site area
14.72 ha

Proposed development

for the sensitive restoration and extension of an existing coach house to form a two-storey dwelling with single storey granny flat. This is a change of house type to that previously permitted under PI Ref 24/60951. The proposed development also includes minor alterations to the permitted landscape plan in the immediate vicinity of the house. The site previously formed part of the demesne associated with Straffan Lodge (Protected Structure RPS no.B14-24-house)

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