Planning application · Kildare County Council

Extension and renovation of an existing two storey dwelling. The development consists…

Carbery House , Boycetown , Kilcock

2660195 · KildareGranted
Reference
2660195
Planning authority
Kildare County Council
Received
25 Feb 2026
Decided
15 Apr 2026
Status
Granted
Use
Residential
Site area
0.185 ha

Proposed development

Permission for the extension and renovation of an existing two storey dwelling. The development consists of a single storey rear extension comprising 20sqm, the erection of a replacement pitched roof over an existing flat roofed garage and store, conversion of an attached garage and store to habitable use and minor internal alterations to the existing dwelling

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Permission was granted on 15 Apr 2026. 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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