Planning application · Wicklow County Council

revision to previously approved planning ref 20/613 which consists of the demolition…

Knockatilane , Manor Kilbride , Blessington

22502 · WicklowIn Assessment
Reference
22502
Planning authority
Wicklow County Council
Received
10 May 2022
Status
In Assessment
Dwellings
1
Floor area
358 m²
Site area
0.56 ha

Proposed development

revision to previously approved planning ref 20/613 which consists of the demolition of the existing ruins and construction completed to sub floor level for both the dwelling house and stable buildings and full planning permission to complete construction a dormer style dwelling on the footprint of the original house and with a waste water treatment plant with soil polishing filter along with the construction of a garage and two number stables and tack room and all associated site works

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