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Planning permission has been applied for a pub premises in Calverstown.
Renovations and alterations are proposed for The Stream Inn.
Plans unveiled for the existing public house and residence include the construction of new roof to cover all existing hip roofs.
Two bedrooms at 1st floor level will be extended.
A new entrance is planned to the existing bar area as well as a new canopy over the existing entrance to lounge.
The existing porch will be extended to the residential area.
A covered walk-way between the existing public house and the adjoining building is also proposed.
The alteration and replacement of all windows is included in the plans.
The Stream Inn premises was put up for sale a number of years ago.
The Stream Inn comprises of a traditional bar and lounge accompanied by a games area and private function room with a working kitchen.
The first-floor residence comprises of a substantial home with a kitchen/dining room, living room, four bedrooms, bathroom, and benefits from high ceilings.
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