Planning application · Wicklow County Council

full planning permission for an extensions and alterations to an existing 157.5m2…

Dun Na Sí , Bray Road , Enniskerry

2560713 · WicklowOn Site
Reference
2560713
Planning authority
Wicklow County Council
Received
8 Sept 2025
Decided
24 Oct 2025
Status
On Site
Site area
1.53 ha
Commenced
14 May 2026

Proposed development

full planning permission for an extensions and alterations to an existing 157.5m2 dwelling. The works will include: 1. a proposed new 48m2 ground floor extension to the existing dwelling to include new master suite. 2. a proposed new 18m2 ground floor extension to the side of existing dwelling to include new storage areas. 3. alterations to existing plans and elevations to accommodate new proposals to existing dwelling layout. 3. all associated siteworks and landscaping

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

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