Single storey extension to rear of dwelling and proposed new window openings to side…
Ardclough Lodge , Ardclough , Kildare
Proposed development
Single storey extension to rear of dwelling and proposed new window openings to side elevation, new garage to replace existing shed and all associated hard and soft landscaping including new paving to terrace and new site services including new Domestic Water Treatment System with sand polishing filter and percolation area.
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