Planning application · Meath County Council

Development comprising retention of alterations to previously permitted design of 1no…

4 The Paddocks , Killeen Castle Demesne Dunsany , Co. Meath

2660579 · MeathIn Assessment
Reference
2660579
Planning authority
Meath County Council
Received
15 May 2026
Status
In Assessment
Use
Residential
Site area
0.27 ha

Proposed development

Development comprising retention of alterations to previously permitted design of 1no. permitted 2 storey plus attic 5-bedroom detached house with attached garage with a site area of 0.27ha, (ref: 24/60861). Alterations for retention to include omission of chimney. The vehicular access is as previously permitted via the existing internal roads & entrances to Killeen Castle Demesne. all within the overall site of approx. 255 ha (a protected structure)

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