Planning application · Sligo County Council

Construct 2 storey extension to the rear existing building…

Carrowbunnuan , Strandhill , Co. Sligo

2660083 · SligoClosed
Reference
2660083
Planning authority
Sligo County Council
Received
2 Mar 2026
Decision due
26 Apr 2026
Status
Closed
Use
mixed_use
Dwellings
1
Floor area
136 m²
Site area
0.056 ha

Proposed development

Permission to construct 2 storey extension to the rear existing building, total floor area of extension 136m2. The ground floor will contain storage and prep space for use ancillary to the existing commercial ground floor business. First floor will contain a 1 bedroom apartment for use for short stay tourism related guest accommodation with all associated works. Retention of continuation of use of 3 existing first floor apartments for use for short stay tourism related guest accommodation and all associated works

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