2560324
N/AClare - Clare County Council
Proposed Development
is being sought by Ardilaun Guest House, Gort Road, Ennis, Co. Clare, for the extension of the caretaker/owner’s apartment to include an additional ensuite bedroom at first-floor level. The development will also include the conversion of the existing semi-basement storage area to two guest bedrooms and a games room; the conversion of the ground floor games room to a guest bedroom; conversion of attic space to four ensuite guest bedrooms; and the conversion of the existing garage to night porter accommodation. Permission is also sought for a side staircase extension, two external guest rooms in the side garden, extension of the existing car park, modifications for ramped access, elevational changes, all associated site works. A Natura Impact Statement (NIS) has been lodged as part of this application
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- Location
- Ardiluan Guest House , Gort Road , Ennis Co Clare
- Applicant
- N/A
- Application Type
- PERMISSION
- Planning Authority
- Clare County Council
- Site Area
- 260 ha
Timeline
- Registration Date
- 3 June 2025
- Status
- INCOMPLETED APPLICATION
- Decision
- N/A
Location
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to extend the caretaker/ owner’s dwelling apartment comprising an access balcony at ground level and an additional bedroom ensuite at the first-floor level. Proposed modifications to the guest house will comprise of the following; conversion of the storage semi-basement to two guest bedrooms and a games room, conversion of the existing games room on the ground floor to a guest bedroom, conversion of attic space to three guest bedrooms ensuite, modifications to internal staircase and a proposed staircase extension to the side of the building. The proposal includes two additional guest pods at the rear garden, an extension to the existing car park and modifications to grounds to accommodate ramped access and all necessary site work
Ardilaun Guest House , Gort Road , Ennis Co. Clare
to extend the caretaker/ owner’s dwelling apartment comprising an access balcony at ground level and an additional bedroom ensuite at the first-floor level. Proposed modifications to the guest house will comprise of the following; conversion of the storage semi-basement to two guest bedrooms and a games room, conversion of the existing games room on the ground floor to a guest bedroom, conversion of attic space to three guest bedrooms ensuite, modifications to internal staircase and a proposed staircase extension to the side of the building. The proposal includes two additional guest pods at the rear garden, an extension to the existing car park and modifications to grounds to accommodate ramped access and all necessary site work
Ardiluan Guest House , Gort Road , Ennis
to convert an existing gym to three additional family guest rooms, provide additional storage area, erect 2 no. Glamping Pods at the rear of the site together with connection to existing services, RETAIN an existing storage shed and include all associated site works
Ardilaun , Gort Road , Ballycorey Ennis Co Clare
for development which will consist of the extension of the caretaker/owner’s apartment to include an additional en-suite bedroom at first-floor level. The development will also include the conversion of the existing semi-basement storage area to two guest bedrooms and a games room; the conversion of the ground floor games room to a guest bedroom; conversion of attic space to four ensuite guest bedrooms; and the conversion of the existing garage to night porter accommodation. Permission is also sought for a side staircase extension, two external guest rooms in the side garden, extension of the existing car park, modifications for ramped access, elevational change and all associated site works. A Natura Impact Assessment has been prepared as part of the application
Ardilaun Guest House , Gort Road , Ennis Co. Clare
to RETAIN the following works, (A) Dwelling as constructed which differs from that granted under existing permissions, P8/25377 and P93/50, (B) A detached garage to the rear of the dwelling, and (C) A detached roofed structure (Shade) constructed in the rear garden space, all with associated site works
Ballycorey , Ennis , Co. Clare
to construct a two storey extension to the side of existing dwelling, part of which will be used as a granny flat, and all associated site works
Ballycorey , Ennis , Co. Clare
the development which will consist of a new entrance to existing residence to replace the existing entrance gate, a proposed two metre high stone wall to the property boundary with piers and iron gates, and a new access driveway to connect with the existing avenue, and associated site works
Ballymaley , Ennis , Co Clare
to construct a dwellinghouse with covered deck, covered storage space, connect to public sewer and water, develop entrance to public road and carry out ancillary site works
Ballycorey/Ballymaley , Ennis , Co Clare
to construct a dwelling house and detached garage including all site services and ancillary site works
Ballymaley , Ennis , Co Clare
for an amendment to planning permission reference P21/664 at Ballymaley, Ennis, Co Clare, to provide a total of 20 detached, two-storey houses with dormer style second floor level. The proposed amendment will include changes to the design and location of the 15 houses granted under planning permission reference P21/664 and the provision of an additional 5 houses, revisions to drainage, attenuation tanks, roads, paths boundary walls, landscape and associated site works. A revised Natura Impact statement will be submitted with the application
Ballymaley , Ennis , Co Clare
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