Ard Trasna, 4 Upper Glen Richmond, Sallybrook Glanmire
Retention of a single-storey garage, garden shed, and garden room in Glanmire.
2544269 · Cork City Council · Lodged 31 October 2025
Development description
Permission for retention is sought for the as-constructed single-storey garage and adjoining room with inline skylights, single-storey garden shed, and single-storey garden room, together with all ancillary development works.
Summary
AI-generatedThe applicant is seeking retention permission for an as-constructed single-storey garage with an adjoining room featuring inline skylights. Retention is also sought for a single-storey garden shed and a single-storey garden room.
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Recent sales nearby
within 500 m| Address | Date | Price | Distance |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mount Alto, 36 Richmond, Glanmore | Dec 2025 | €635,000 | 124 m |
| 14 The Drive, Richmond Rise, Glanmire | Apr 2026 | €480,000 | 229 m |
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Timeline
- Application received31 October 2025
- Decision due25 December 2025
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