Planning application · Mayo County Council

Following: demolition of existing dwelling house (known as the Beach House)…

Dooagh , Achill , Co. Mayo

2460723 · MayoClosed
Reference
2460723
Planning authority
Mayo County Council
Received
25 Nov 2024
Status
Closed
Site area
0.353 ha
Further information requested
28 Jan 2025

Proposed development

The development will consist of the following: demolition of existing dwelling house (known as the Beach House); construction of a new hotel including 12 bedroom suites, wedding function room, bar, commercial kitchen, gym, spa and leisure facilities with sauna, cinema room, yoga studio, entrance foyer, reception, store rooms, plant room, office and staff quarters; activities shed; walled courtyard; connection to existing services; along with all associated ancillary site development works including footpaths, lighting, parking, drainage and landscaping/amenity areas.

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