Planning application · Mayo County Council

Construction of a single storey four bedroom dwelling house 252m2 including an integrated…

Attavally , Kiltimagh , Mayo

2460482 · MayoIn Assessment
Reference
2460482
Planning authority
Mayo County Council
Received
1 Aug 2024
Status
In Assessment
Site area
0.92 ha

Proposed development

Construction of a single storey four bedroom dwelling house 252m2 including an integrated 35 m2 garage with waste water treatment and percolation area on site. The design of the house is carefully considered to blend with the natural surroundings. The use of black cladding and a low pitch grass roof, along with strategic landscaping, aims to minimise the visual impact on the landscape. The house's positioning in the middle of a sloped site further aids in integrating the structure in its environment, ensuring that it complements the natural setting.

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