A new 232.8m2 Dwelling and a 46.4m2 Garage, Dwelling Consisting of 4 bedrooms…
Tullynagracken South , Carraroe , Co Sligo
Proposed development
A new 232.8m2 Dwelling and a 46.4m2 Garage, Dwelling Consisting of 4 bedrooms, 1 Office Space, 1 en-suite, a walk in wardrobe, plant room, A Sitting Room, Open space Living, Dining and Kitchen area, a Utility and 2 Bathrooms, Drainage and Foul Water Treatment system with Raised Bed percolation system, A new entrance and all other associated Site works
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