Alterations to the design of the two storey dwelling at Courthoyle Old, Carrickbyrne
Courthoyle Old, Carrickbyrne
up to 2 storeys · On Site
Planning application 20230547 to Wexford County Council: Alterations to the design of the two storey dwelling, Planning Ref. No. 20220422, granted planning permission on 17th June 2022, at Courthoyle Old, Carrickbyrne. Granted by the council on 12 July 2023. Work commenced on 13 November 2023.
Timeline
- Application lodged
- Council granted
- Work commenced
Key facts
Proposed development
Permission for alterations to the design of the two storey dwelling, Planning Ref. No. 20220422, granted planning permission on 17th June 2022. The proposed alterations reduce the overall footprint of the dwelling by approx. 2.9m to the south and 2.3m along the east/west axis with associated changes to the elevations. There are no changes proposed to the approved associated buildings, site development or landscaping works.
Planning status
A commencement notice has been lodged: works are under way or about to start.
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