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to construct (i) Cubicle shed with slatted tanks incorporating Dairy, storage and office and all associated site works. Permission for Demolition of existing silage pit. Permission for retention of (i) slatted cubicle shed (ii) calf shed (iii) and silage pit extension is also required

Ballinriddera , Multyfarnham , Co. Westmeath

to construct cattle underpass with underground effluent tank, access ramps, field access gate and all associated site works

Ballinriddera & Monintown , Multyfarnham , Co. Westmeath

1. to construct a single storey extension (26sqm) to the northeast elevation of the existing dwelling, to consist of a bedroom, accessible W/C, utility & hotpress. 2. to upgrade the existing agricultural entrance to a shared domestic and agricultural entrance onto the public roadway. 3. for alterations to the 2 existing rear (northeast) first floor windows to be replaced with 1 no. window, at first floor level. 4. to decommission the existing septic tank and percolation area and install a tertiary treatment system and infiltration/ treatment area and all associated site works at the above address. Permission for change of use of agricultural storage shed (13.7sqm) to domestic habitable dwelling, to be incorporated into the existing dwelling, which will contain a kitchen

Ballinphort , Multyfarnham , Co. Westmeath

permission to construct a new dwelling, garage, wastewater treatment system and percolation area and all associated site works

Killintown Multyfarnham , Mullingar , Co. Westmeath.

development which will consist of the change of use and renovation of existing 3 no. derelict traditional farm buildings into self-catering tourist accommodation that consists of the following, (a) an infill extension linking 2 no. traditional farm structures, (b) the replacement of all existing roofs, (c) for permission to install a pumped tertiary shared treatment system with coco filter and infiltration bed and (d) to erect new site boundaries and to upgrade existing site entrance to the public road, connections to existing ancillary site services together with associated site works

Monintown , Multyfarnham , Co.Westmeath

This proposal outlines the refurbishment of the original stables building into two residential properties. The goal is to preserve the stables' architectural heritage while transforming it into a modern living space. With a focus on sustainability we are looking to provide low-carbon living in a rural setting with minimal changes to the exterior of the building and no addition to the building's footprint. This project involves converting the stables from a yoga and art space to a residential property occupying the exact same floor area. There will be no demolitions or extensions to the building and therefore no character, externally. We plan to retain the stable's charm while introducing contemporary elements. The layout will emphasise open spaces and natural light, creating an inviting ambiance for residents with new kitchens, refurbished bathrooms and warm, comfortable living spaces. Key elements of the refurbishment are: Preservation: original stonework to external walls to be pointed with lime mortar. All new doors/windows in timber. Spatial Reconfiguration: The ground floors will feature an open-plan living area, blending the kitchen, dining, and lounge spaces. The upper floors will have private bedrooms and bathrooms. A new staircase has been added and an escape door accompanies this. The stairwell has been compartmentalised. New windows to new bedroom shave been added, where required. Sustainability: Environmentally friendly features like energy-efficient windows, wall insulation to miniminse heating and to prevent damp, Regulatory Compliance: We will adhere to all building and fire regulations, Fire Officer has viewed the plans and has no issue in principle. The buildings are not listed however we are not looking to extend or modify the form of the function. Timeline: We aim to complete the refurbishment within 12 months, ensuring high quality from local contractors. Benefits to the Community: This project will rejuvenate the stables and add value to the community. It will attract new residents, boost the local economy, and create opportunities for local contractors and suppliers. Conclusion: The transformation of the stable into a modern residential property presents a unique opportunity to preserve heritage, enhance the community, and create a sustainable living space. We look forward to working collaboratively to bring this vision to life, offering timeless and elegant homes for generations to come

The Stables , Mornington , Multyfarnham Co. Westmeath

development which will consist of change of use of current stables building to two number residential homes. All works are internal configurations and the structure/size of the building will not change from its current form

The Stables , Mornington , Multyfarnham Co. Westmeath

development which will consist of permission to construct a single-storey dwelling (148 sqm) and domestic garage (44.8 sqm). Permission is also sought for the installation of a wastewater treatment system and polishing filter, and permission for a new domestic entrance and all associated site works

Stonehall , Multyfarnham , Co.Westmeath

This proposal outlines the refurbishment of the original stables building into two residential properties. The goal is to preserve the stables' architectural heritage while transforming it into a modern living space. With a focus on sustainability we are looking to provide low-carbon living in a rural setting with minimal changes to the exterior of the building and no addition to the building's footprint. This project involves converting the stables from a yoga and art space to a residential property occupying the exact same floor area. There will be no demolitions or extensions to the building adn therefore no chareacter, externally. We plan to retain the stable's charm while introducing contemporary elements. The layout will emphasise open spaces and natural light, creating an inviting ambiance for residents with new kitchens, refurbished bathrooms and warm, comfortable living spaces. Key elements of the refurbishment are: Preservation: original stonework to external walls to be pointed with lime mortar. All new doors/windows in timber. Spatial Reconfiguration: The ground floors will feature an open-plan living area, blending the kitchen, dining, and lounge spaces. The upper floors will have private bedrooms and bathrooms. A new staircase has been added and an escape door accompanies this. The stairwell has been compartmentalised. New windows to new bedroom shave been added, where required. Sustainability: Environmentally friendly features like energy-efficient windows, wall insulation to miniminse heating and to prevent damp, Regulatory Compliance: We will adhere to all building and fire regulations, Fire Officer has viewd the plans and has no issue in principle. The buildings are not listed however we are not looking to extend or modify the form of the function. Timeline: We aim to complete the refurbishment within 12 months, ensuring high quality from local contractors. Benefits to the Community: This project will rejuvenate the stables and add value to the community. It will attract new residents, boost the local economy, and create opportunities for local contractors and suppliers. Conclusion: The transformation of the stable into a modern residential property presents a unique opportunity to preserve heritage, enhance the community, and create a sustainable living space. We look forward to working collaboratively to bring this vision to life, offering timeless and elegant homes for generations to come.

The Stables , Mornington , Multyfarnham Co. Westmeath

to construct a dwelling house, domestic garage and septic tank with percolation area and all associated site works

Killintown , Multyfarnham , Mullingar