subdivision of the existing single storey house to include a granny flat…
Beau Parc , Grange Parks , Grange Con
Proposed development
subdivision of the existing single storey house to include a granny flat, removal of the existing conservatory to front, construction of new single storey extensions to front, side and rear, modifications to existing stables and existing stable yard entrance, provision of a new septic system with new on-site wastewater treatment system to current EPA guidelines and all associated ancillary, landscaping and site development works
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