Planning application · Westmeath County Council

development which will consist of the installation of a new lift shaft to The Greville…

Greville Arms Hotel , 33 Pearse Street , Mullingar Co.Westmeath

2460363 · WestmeathOn Site
Reference
2460363
Planning authority
Westmeath County Council
Received
27 Sept 2024
Decided
7 Jan 2025
Status
On Site
Floor area
4,294 m²
Site area
0.525 ha
Further information requested
21 Nov 2024
Further information received
11 Dec 2024
Commenced
16 Apr 2026

Proposed development

development which will consist of the installation of a new lift shaft to The Greville Arms Hotel which is a protected structure listed on NIAH Reg. no. 15310108 of the Westmeath County development plan 2021-2027, the works will include alterations at the ground, first, second and roof plans and will include the removal of stairs at ground floor and addition of three new bedrooms at first floor.

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A commencement notice has been lodged: works are under way or about to start.

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