Demolish existing detached dwelling house and associated outbuildings on site. Permission…
Carrownanty , Ballymote , Co. Sligo
Proposed development
Permission to demolish existing detached dwelling house and associated outbuildings on site. Permission to construction 12 dwelling houses on site in a mix of the following; 2*semi-detached single storey 1 bed dwelling houses. 10*terraced 2 storey dwelling houses in 3 blocks(2 blocks of 3 dwellings and 1 block of 4 dwellings) with 6*3 bed dwellings and 4*2 bed dwellings with connection to public services, vehicular access to the public road and all other associated site works at Carrownanty, Ballymote, Co. Sligo. F56 YH10
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