Planning application · Leitrim County Council

1. To construct a single storey domestic extension. 2. To retain amended site boundaries…

4 Corryard Wood , Drumshanbo , Co. Leitrim

2560062 · LeitrimOn Site
Reference
2560062
Planning authority
Leitrim County Council
Received
24 Mar 2025
Decided
12 May 2025
Status
On Site
Dwellings
1
Floor area
95 m²
Site area
0.15 ha
Commenced
2 Apr 2026

Proposed development

1. To construct a single storey domestic extension. 2. To retain amended site boundaries as granted under parent planning ref. 06/1220. 3. To make elevational changes to both side gables and the front elevation of the existing domestic dwelling. 4. To remove an existing pitched roof and replace same with a flat roof over an existing sunroom. 5. To connect to all existing services and all ancillary works.

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