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3 storey extension to listed building. Provision of goods lift. Recycling area on ground floor and stage extension to s…

Ballydugan Mill 3 Drumcullan Road Ballydugan Downpatrick BT30 8HZ
Reference
LA07/2017/0568/LBC
Status
Granted
Application type
Listed Building Consent
Location
Ballydugan Mill 3 Drumcullan Road Ballydugan Downpatrick BT30 8HZ
Council
Newry Mourne and Down District Council
Received
13-Apr-17
Added
13 Apr 2017

Full proposal: 3 storey extension to listed building. Provision of goods lift. Recycling area on ground floor and stage extension to second floor function area.

Planning history at this location

6 other applications recorded at or next to this site.

  • LA07/2017/0567/F Granted
    3 storey extension to listed building. Provision of goods lift. Recycling area on ground floor and stage extension to second floor function room
    3 Drumcullan Road Ballydugan Downpatrick BT30 8HZ · 10 Apr 2017
  • R/2008/0860/F Granted
    Hotel extension to provide function room apartment storage and ancillary facilities. (amended plans)
    The Mill at Ballyduggan Drumcullan Road Downpatrick BT30 8HZ. · 24 Sept 2008
  • R/2008/0861/LB Granted
    Three storey extension to rear of existing hotel to provide new function room with storage space and other ancilary accommodation. (amended plans)
    The Mill at Ballydugan Drumcullen Road Downpatrick BT30 8HZ. · 24 Sept 2008
  • R/2007/0698/F Granted
    Change of use from disused grain store to self catering and staff accomodation.
    The Mill at Ballydugan Drumcullen Road Downpatrick BT30 · 3 Jul 2007
  • R/1991/0554 Granted
    Alterations and conversion of Mill Building to Interperative Centre with exhibition centre Restaurant and bedroom accommodation
    BALLYDUGAN FLOUR MILL DRUMCULLAN ROAD DOWNPATRICK · 10 Jun 1991
  • R/1988/0897 Granted
    Change of use to industrial archaeological interperative centre including exhibition floor restaurant and craft workshops
    BALLYDUGAN FLOUR MILL DRUMCULLAN ROAD BALLYDUGAN DOWNPATRICK · 28 Sept 1988