Works to existing detached dormer bungalow to include a new 2 storey extension to side…
Curralee , Newtown , Knockbridge Co Louth
Proposed development
Permission for works to existing detached dormer bungalow to include a new 2 storey extension to side and rear of southern gable to provide one master bedroom, an ensuite, dressing room and family bathroom on first floor and new kitchen and dining room on the ground floor with alterations to internal layout of existing house
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