Plans lodged for Kilmarnock's Grange Nursing Home extension

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PLANS have been submitted to create an extension on a Kilmarnock nursing home.

The application proposes a single-storey rear extension to Grange Nursing Home, Grange Terrace.

The care home plans to use the extra floor space to provide additional rooms and associated facilities.

The extension will be built as part of the care home.

This application follows revised designs from an earlier approval, now changing the previously approved extension to be single-storey.

Its existing use of the site as a care home will continue, with no change of use proposed.

The application was validated by East Ayrshire Council on April 29, with status Registered.

The extension will be positioned within the rear garden of the nursing home, and the existing boundary wall will be retained.

To view the application in full, you can go to East Ayrshire Council's planning portal under reference 26/0172/PP.

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