Planning application · Kilkenny County Council

to convert and extend an existing derelict house to two townhouses with independent…

36 Kilkenny Street , Castlecomer , Co. Kilkenny

2460118 · KilkennyGranted
Reference
2460118
Planning authority
Kilkenny County Council
Received
12 Mar 2024
Decided
8 Jan 2025
Status
Granted
Dwellings
2
Floor area
196 m²
Site area
0.092 ha
Further information requested
2 May 2024
Further information received
3 Dec 2024

Proposed development

to convert and extend an existing derelict house to two townhouses with independent access to the rear by demolishing the existing 21.9 m2 two-storey extension and to demolish 102 m2 of existing outbuildings and to construct one 114 m2 accessible bungalow and all associated site works

What happens next

Permission was granted on 8 Jan 2025. 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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