Permission for retention for a single-storey timber garden structure with covered outdoor…
Garryvaddenbeg, Castle Ellis
Proposed development
Permission for retention for a single-storey timber garden structure with covered outdoor amenity veranda, domestic-scale sauna and hot tub, and permeable gravel access, all for ancillary domestic outdoor living and relaxation use associated with the existing dwelling at Garryvadden Upper, Blackwater
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- 20241154Garryvaddenbeg, Castle EllisClosed
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