Derelict house restored with rear extension; shed converted to habitable use; new wastewater system
New application awaiting validation
Tanya Cullen wants to restore a derelict house at Castlegaddery, Ballynacargy and add a two-storey extension (63.1 square metres) to the back. The extension will have an office and snug on the ground floor, with kitchen, living and dining areas below. She's also converting an existing shed into a utility room and toilet, and installing a new wastewater treatment system.
Full description from the council file
Permission is sought to bring the derelict dwelling back to habitable residential use. Permission is also sought to construct a split level, two storey extension (63.1sqm) to the rear of the derelict dwelling. Ground level consists of an office/snug area and the basement level consists of a kitchen, living and dining area. Permission is sought for the change of use of the existing domestic shed to habitable use, consisting of a utility room and W/C at basement level. Permission is also sought to decommission the existing septic tank and percolation area and install tertiary treatment system and polishing filter and all associated site works at the above address.
Details
Source: Westmeath County Council planning portal.
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