to extend and refurbish a derelict house with a new adaptable bathroom…
Castlequarter & Smallquarter , Fourmilewater , Ballymacarbry
Proposed development
to extend and refurbish a derelict house with a new adaptable bathroom, Small M&E room and Utility and reuse as a two bed dwelling. The 11m2 Extension will include; 1. Wetroom/Bathroom, 2. Utility space, 3. and M&E Space. This proposed development is advanced in conjunction with an associated planning application registration number 25/60408 that has received final Grant on.
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