Planning application · Mayo County Council

Building A, change of use of a house to a five-bedroom B&B guesthouse…

Stonefield , Carrowteige , Ballina

2560187 · MayoClosed
Reference
2560187
Planning authority
Mayo County Council
Received
2 Apr 2025
Status
Closed
Site area
0.507 ha
Further information requested
27 May 2025
Further information received
6 Aug 2025

Proposed development

The development will consist of, Building A, change of use of a house to a five-bedroom B&B guesthouse, with revised internal layout and elevation treatments, increase in roof-ridge height to facilitate additional mezzanine floor featuring three first-floor three first-floor roof terraces, Building B, change of use of associated outbuilding to provide additional self-contained host accommodation and ancillary guest recreational space (baths/sauna), provision of 6 car parking spaces, replacement on-site wastewater treatment system, soft and hard landscaping, polytunnel, solar panels and all associated site development works.

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The application was withdrawn by the applicant.

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