Change of use of existing single storey building to be used as home office at 379 Killeighter, Kilcock
379 Killeighter, Kilcock, Co. Kildare
0.254 ha · Granted · permission to May 2031
Planning application 2660208 to Kildare County Council: Change of use of existing single storey building to be used as home office, at 379 Killeighter, Kilcock. Granted by the council on 17 April 2026. The register gives the permission's end as 24 May 2031.
Timeline
- Application lodged
- Council granted
- Permission ends (date on the register)
The end date is the one the council register states. An extension or a commencement changes it.
Key facts
Proposed development
change of use of existing single storey building to be used as home office and all associated site works
Planning status
Permission was granted on 17 Apr 2026. The four-week appeal period has passed with no appeal recorded, so the permission is final. Works can start once a commencement notice is lodged; the register gives its end as 24 May 2031.
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