Demolish an existing shed structure, construction of a new two bedroom at The Lock House, Aghnaskea
The Lock House, Aghnaskea, Killashee
0.36 ha · On Site
Planning application 2460173 to Longford County Council: Demolish an existing shed structure, construction of a new two bedroom, single storey guesthouse, at The Lock House, Aghnaskea, Killashee. Granted by the council on 3 October 2024. Work commenced on 17 February 2026.
Timeline
- Application lodged
- Council granted
- Work commenced
Key facts
Proposed development
to demolish an existing shed structure, construction of a new two bedroom, single storey guesthouse with associated living facilities on site and to the south of an existing protected structure, 43rd Lock House (RPS no. 55), to provide a new accessible parking space and bike parking while retaining the existing 2 no. parking spaces to the front of the site between the lock house and proposed guesthouse, and all associated site works including a new on site surface water soakaway. The development will provide an accessible approach, entry and circulation to and within the guesthouse
Planning status
A commencement notice has been lodged: works are under way or about to start.
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