Planning Permission Ireland
GrantedChange of useDecided 14 February 2025

Tully Lodge, Tully Td. Kilmore, Carrick on Shannon

Conversion and extension of a private dwelling into a boutique lodge near Carrick on Shannon.

2460270 · Roscommon County Council · Lodged 14 June 2024

Reference
2460270
Authority
Roscommon County Council
Register status
Decided
Type
PERMISSION
Received
14 June 2024

Summary

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Permission is sought to convert Tully Lodge from a private dwelling into a boutique lodge. The project includes restoring and extending the building to provide guest bedrooms, a reception, meeting room, bar, and event space, alongside the demolition of outhouses.

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Development description

  • Permission for development consisting of
  • Change of use from use as a private dwelling to use as a boutique lodge
  • Restoration and extension of existing dwelling to facilitate a reception area, meeting room, lounge, kitchen, staff facilities and ancillary accommodation at ground floor level, 6 no. Guest bedrooms at first floor level and the proposed conversion of the attic to accommodate 1 no. Guest bedroom
  • Demolition of existing dilapidated single storey outhouse buildings to the north, existing single storey kitchen annex to the north east and existing conservatory to the south west of the existing dwelling
  • Construction of proposed single storey replacement extension to the north of the existing building (largely within footprint of dilapidated outhouse building) containing staff facilities, toilets, 1 no. Accessible guest suite and an event space
  • Construction of single storey extension to the south west of the existing dwelling containing a bar and orangery
  • Modifications to the south west, north east and north west façades of the existing dwelling at first floor level comprising of the closing up of non-original window opes
  • Restoration, extension and change of use of existing gate lodge to be used as an apartment, ancillary to the main house
  • Restoration of former tennis court and adjoining shelter including the erection of perimeter fencing
  • Construction of proposed gazebo and garden store
  • Restoration of and modifications to existing northern and southern vehicular entrances along the eastern site boundary
  • Site works including staff and guest carparking, the construction of services roadway and turning area to the rear of the existing building
  • Landscaping including the construction of a proposed natural pond
  • Proposed upgrade of existing wastewater treatment system; and
  • Associated siteworks and services. The application relates to development which would comprise the carrying out of works to a protected structure at

Key dates

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  1. Application received14 June 2024
  2. Further information requested7 August 2024
  3. Further information received6 December 2024
  4. Decision due16 February 2025
  5. Decision issued14 February 2025
  6. Grant issued24 March 2025
  7. Permission expiry23 March 2030

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