(A) Demolitions to include: 1. The demolition of a 36.3 sqm existing forge building. 2…
THE FORGE , COOPERHILL ROAD CALLIAGHSTOWN , JULIANSTOWN CO MEATH
Proposed development
the development will consist of: (A) Demolitions to include: 1. The demolition of a 36.3 sqm existing forge building. 2. Removal of internal and external walls to accommodate the proposed restoration and new construction works. (B) The construction of new residential spaces: 1. A 203.2 sqm main family house, consisting of a 107.4 sqm ground floor and a 95.8 sqm first floor. 2. A 79.9 sqm granny flat on the ground floor. (C) Restoration of the original blacksmith’s house: 1. Full restoration and refurbishment of the 45 sqm blacksmith’s house, including structural reinforcements, window replacement, and preservation of the stone walls. (D) All associated site works and landscaping to integrate the new structures with the surrounding landscape
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