Planning application · Kildare County Council

(A) Change of use of existing community hall to a residential dwelling…

Millicent South , Sallins , Co. Kildare

2561192 · KildareOn Site
Reference
2561192
Planning authority
Kildare County Council
Received
21 Oct 2025
Decided
10 Dec 2025
Status
On Site
Dwellings
1
Floor area
93 m²
Site area
0.168 ha
Commenced
2 Mar 2026

Proposed development

(A) Change of use of existing community hall to a residential dwelling, (B) demolition of existing outbuilding to the rear, (C) installation of 2 no. new windows and replacement windows to existing openings with new window fenestration to Front (north east) Elevation and Rear (south west) Elevation and (D) Change of design from that previously granted planning permission under file Ref. No. 24/60754. There are no modifications to the wastewater treatment system, percolation area and entrance drive way as granted under the parent permission file Ref. 24/60754.

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