(1) Conversion of existing outbuildings to ensuite bedrooms. (2) Proposed Construction…
Parsonstown House , Parsonstown Demense , Lobinstown Co Meath
Proposed development
(1) Conversion of existing outbuildings to ensuite bedrooms. (2) Proposed Construction of a single storey extension beneath existing covered area (3) Change of use and infill of existing hay barn to proposed restaurant and farm shop to include kitchen and toilets (4) Construction of a canopy to side of existing barn/ proposed restaurant to provide ancillary outdoor space, (5) conversion of existing outbuilding to farm shop and ancillary seating and toilets, (6) Restoration of existing grinding house for use as tea rooms (7) Carpark (8) Signage (9) Alterations to existing entrance piers and all ancillary and associated site works at Parsonstown Estate, Parsonstown Demesne, Lobinstown, Co. Meath. The proposed development is located within the curtilage of protected structures LA RPS ID: 90397 & LA RPS ID: 90398
What happens next
Permission was granted on 15 Apr 2025. Third parties may appeal within four weeks; after that the permission is final and works can start once a commencement notice is lodged.
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