Planning application · Wicklow County Council

redevelopment of two existing single storey farmyard storage buildings (circa 283 msq)…

Powerscourt Estate , Enniskerry , Co. Wicklow

2630 · WicklowGranted
Reference
2630
Planning authority
Wicklow County Council
Received
6 Feb 2026
Decided
27 Mar 2026
Status
Granted
Use
Agricultural
Site area
0.038 ha

Proposed development

redevelopment of two existing single storey farmyard storage buildings (circa 283 msq). The works are comprised of the subdivision of the existing storage areas, with new concrete floors and new façade cladding and roof finishes to the existing building fabric, with elevational changes to include new doors and screens to existing and new openings within the new façades. All existing associated site services including surface water drainage will be retained and repaired as required

What happens next

Permission was granted on 27 Mar 2026. Third parties may appeal within four weeks; after that the permission is final and works can start once a commencement notice is lodged.

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