Attic conversion as constructed including the increase of roof pitch to facilitate same

A planning application has been submitted to Carlow County Council for works carried out at a residential property in Knockballystine. The proposal seeks to regularise an attic conversion that has already been constructed, which involved raising the roof pitch to create the necessary headroom for the space.

In addition to the attic conversion, the applicant is seeking full planning permission for a porch extension to be added to the front of the dwelling. A further application covers the construction of an extension to the side and rear of the existing house, along with necessary renovations and alterations to the building itself. All associated site works are included in the scope of the proposal.

The application, submitted on behalf of JP and Debbie O'Leary, represents a comprehensive package of residential improvements to the property. The works combine the regularisation of existing construction with permission for additional development at the site.

The council will consider these applications in line with local development plan policies and planning guidelines. Full details of the proposal are available through Carlow County Council's planning portal.

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