The development consists of retention of a detached two storey dwelling

A planning application has been submitted to Meath County Council seeking retention permission for building works carried out at a residential property in the county.

The applicant is seeking to retain a single storey extension constructed to the side of the existing dwelling. The extension provides additional living space, comprising a dining room and living area. The application also covers minor alterations to the main house, including the infilling of the front porch.

In addition to the side extension, retention permission is being sought for two outbuildings on the property. These comprise a detached domestic garage and storage building, as well as a separate garden room structure.

The submission represents a retrospective planning application, with the works having already been completed on site. Such applications are common where building works have been undertaken without prior planning permission being granted, and the property owner seeks to regularise the situation with the local authority.

The application will now be assessed by Meath County Council's planning department in accordance with relevant planning policies and guidelines.

For further details on this planning application, the original submission to Meath County Council is available through the council's planning portal.

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