alterations to bungalow & garage as granted permission under Pl Ref 18 536…
Belmont House , Ironhills , Suncroft Curragh
Proposed development
alterations to bungalow & garage as granted permission under Pl Ref 18 536, the alterations include 1) the relocation of dwelling and garage within the site, alterations to bungalow to form a dormer bungalow, ancillary alterations to dwelling plan & elevations & 2) change of use of detached garage to home office, playroom & gym, ancillary alterations to plan & elevations and all ancillary site works 3) proposed single recessed vehicular entrance & all associated site works
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The council recorded a decision on 13 Aug 2026. The official file has the outcome; a third-party appeal is possible within four weeks of the decision.
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