Planning application · Louth County Council

Alterations and extensions to an existing B&B/Guesthouse including provision of new first…

Barnavave Guesthouse , Ghan Road , Liberties of Carlingford

2460435 · LouthIn Assessment
Reference
2460435
Planning authority
Louth County Council
Received
30 Jul 2024
Status
In Assessment
Site area
0.311 ha

Proposed development

Permission for alterations and extensions to an existing B&B/Guesthouse including provision of new first floor areas incorporating additional bedroom and living accommodation, extensions to the front and rear, internal arrangement changes, elevational changes, alterations to an existing single storey building adjoining the main guesthouse, new additional car parking and surface water drainage, connection to the public foul water network and all associated site development works

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