GrantedDecided 08 August 2023Dublin City Council

32, Ailesbury Road, Dublin 4, D04 C5V2

Planning application 3953/23
DecisionGrant permission
Decided08 August 2023
Application typePermission
Source documentsPending

Site

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Proposed development

Application description published by Dublin City Council.
The development consists of: Internal and external works to facilitate the renovation of an existing dwelling and provide for residential extensions and alterations to landscaping. The proposal comprises: 1) (i) the removal of 2 no. chimneys and 2 no. outbuildings and existing tennis court within the rear garden; (ii) internal and external alterations and reconfiguration to accommodate the proposed development; and (iii) the partial demolition of roof and attic space to accommodate proposed works. 2) The proposal provides for the extension and reconfiguration of the existing property at ground, first and attic levels to accommodate a 5-no. bedroom semi-detached dwelling, as follows: (i) the extension along the rear at ground floor level (112sqm) to accommodate a living room with 2 no. external stores to the west, dining room, kitchen, and 3 no. roof lights. Extensions and alterations (23sqm) along the front and eastern facade to accommodate a new office at ground floor level and (ii) at first-floor level the rear extension provides for a 51sqm master bedroom and ensuites, and 1 no. dormer window. The extension along the front and eastern elevation provides for 1 no. new 20sqm bedroom with ensuite at first-floor level. (iii) the attic level extension will provide for 89sqm of non-habitable attic space for storage and 1 no. new flat-roofed dormer window to front elevation, to match adjoining dwelling at No. 34 Ailesbury Road: (iv) The proposal comprises alterations to the roof profile to facilitate the development of the extensions including (a) the provision of 1 no. roof light to the rear and 3 no. flat roof sections to the front, rear, and side including the flat roof over dormer window at attic level, (v) and all associated facade and external works, including the provision of new windows, doors, and opes, necessary to facilitate the alterations and extensions proposed. 3) Permission is also sought for (i) widening of the existing vehicular entrance off Ailesbury Road and installation of new brick piers (to match existing), and new entrance gates to accommodate 3 no. car parking spaces and (ii) hardscape and landscape works to the rear to facilitate private open space. 4) The proposal also includes all other associated engineering works, landscaping, and ancillary works necessary to facilitate the development.

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Planning analysis

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Refusal reasons

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Conditions

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