1. ) existing main house (371 sq.m) reconfiguration of rooms on all three levels…
Castletown Glebe , Castletown , Portroe Nenagh Co. Tipperary
Proposed development
1. ) existing main house (371 sq.m) reconfiguration of rooms on all three levels including moving kitchen to entrance level, new bathrooms on basement and entrance levels, existing 1990's extension to have a new window, new rooflight and enlarged gable window with new access to a new terrace (10 sq.m), 2.) existing outbuilding (158 sq.m) change of use to two storey, two bedroom dwelling (140 sq.m), partial demolition of ancillary building (12 sq.m), 3) new timber clad storage shed of (80 sq.m) adjacent to existing vehicular entrance, New waste treatment system and associated percolation area - protected structures TRPS 610 and TRPS 611
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Permission was granted on 25 Feb 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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