41, Percy Lane, Ballsbridge, Dublin 4 D04 A2W8
GRANT PERMISSIONPlanning application 2728/20
Dublin - Dublin City Council
Proposed Development
PROTECTED STRUCTURE: Permission for demolition of existing single storey storage unit, construction of new 2-storey mews house with garage and all associated site works. The site is located within the rear curtilage of a Protected Structure at No. 41 Percy Place, Ballsbridge, Dublin 4, D04 WK30.
Application Timeline
Application received
20 May 2020
Decision: GRANT PERMISSION
14 Jul 2020
Decision due
17 Jul 2020
Grant issued
26 Aug 2020
Application Details
- Location
- 41, Percy Lane, Ballsbridge, Dublin 4 D04 A2W8
- Applicant
- N/A
- Application Type
- Permission
- Planning Authority
- Dublin City Council
- Site Area
- 170.24 ha
- Residential Units
- 1
Timeline
- Registration Date
- 20 May 2020
- Status
- Decision Notice Issued
- Decision
- GRANT PERMISSION
- Decision Date
- 14 July 2020
- Grant Date
- 26 August 2020
Location
Planning Applications Nearby
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PROTECTED STRUCTURE: The development will consist of a material change of use from commercial use to a single-use family home comprising of the construction of a new single storey extension to rear of a two-storey over basement terraced house including internal modifications to existing house, refurbishment of existing windows & external doors to include slimline double glazing and calsitherm thermal insulation to internal face of existing external walls throughout. Modifications to lower ground floor level include partial removal of the return wall with non-historic windows; partial removal of existing rear wall with non-historic rear windows, new lightweight partitions & doors and block up of an existing ope; widening of 2no. existing opes; reinstatement of wall in front room and the removal of part of existing wall between front & rear rooms; Modifications at upper ground floor level include the reinstatement of double between principle rooms; widening of non-original window in rear return and the existing door ope to the side of the rear return to be replaced with a window. Modifications to first level include the removal of existing stud wall and the construction of new lightweight stud walls in principle rooms. Proposed external works include the removal of existing stairs to rear to accommodate the single storey extension; replacement of non-original casement window with a sash window on front elevation and the replacement of entrance door on north-east elevation at upper ground floor level; modification of a non-original window ope to south-east elevation on upper ground floor level; replacement of non-original PVC arched window with sash window at first floor level; replacement of non-original casement window with fixed window on the rear return south-east façade; re-pointing of brickwork on all elevations; restoration of existing railings to front garden; rebuilding of rear boundary wall between No.'s 41 and 39 Percy Place and construction of a new boundary wall with No.41 Percy Lane; installation of 4 no. PV solar panels to the south facing inner roof valley, 2 no. rooflights to single storey extension; general restoration & decoration works throughout and associated site and drainage works.
41, Percy Place, Ballsbridge, Dublin 4, D04 WK30
PROTECTED STRUCTURE: The development will consist of the conservation and extension of an existing derelict mews to create a two storey house with entrance, storage on both floors of the mews accessed from Percy Lane and an extension at the rere with living, dining, study and kitchen accommodation on the ground floor, bedroom, bathroom, dressing room, laundry on the first floor. The existing mews structure forms part of a terrace of mews buildings on Percy Lane. The works comprise removal of modern metal roof on the existing mews, the conservation of existing mews’ walls, the reinstatement of previously removed walls, pitched roof and first floor of the existing mews structure, the addition of a two storey pitched roof extension to the rear with balcony at first floor level to the rear garden. The restored mews building serves as entrance and storage space attendant on the new extension includes bicycle parking, bins accessed from the lane on the ground floor and household storage on the first floor. The development includes all associated site works including boundary treatments, landscaping, infrastructure, and drainage necessary to facilitate the works.
35 Percy Lane, Dublin 4, Co. Dublin, D04 X5K7
PROTECTED STRUCTURE: development at 35 Percy Lane Dublin 4, D04 X5K7 (to the rear of 35 Percy Place, Dublin 4, D04 E0P6, a Protected Structure). The development will consist of the conservation and extension of an existing derelict mews to create a two storey house with entrance, storage on both floors of the mews accessed from Percy Lane and an extension at the rere with living, dining, study and kitchen accommodation on the ground floor, bedroom, bathroom, dressing room, laundry on the first floor. The existing mews structure forms part of a terrace of mews buildings on Percy Lane. The works comprise removal of modern metal roof on the existing mews, the conservation of existing mews’ walls, the reinstatement of previously removed walls, pitched roof and first floor of the existing mews structure, the addition of a two storey pitched roof extension to the rear with balcony at first floor level to the rear garden. The restored mews building serves as entrance and storage space attendant on the new extension includes bicycle parking, bins accessed from the lane on the ground floor and household storage on the first floor. The development includes all associated site works including boundary treatments, landscaping, infrastructure, and drainage necessary to facilitate the works.
35 Percy Lane, Dublin 4, Co. Dublin, D04 X5K7
PROTECTED STRUCTURE: Permission for demolition of single storey extension to the rear (south-east) to create additional garden space and WC together with internal refurbishment works to include upgrading and replacing the windows, heating and electrical services, and kitchen units, in addition to repairs to chimney, new attic space access, and associated works at the existing two-storey over basement dwelling, a protected structure (RPS ref. 6698).
39, Percy Place, Dublin 4, D04 T1K8
PROTECTED STRUCTURE: The development consists of: Rear Return - (a) removal of roof structure and partial demolition of external walls (b) construction of new 3rd storey over existing return with flat roof and flat rooflight (c) internal alterations to room layouts of rear return. Main House (d) internal alterations to basement room layouts (e) new opening and steps between rear reception room and stairs landing at upper ground floor level (f) removal of internal partitions between front rooms at first floor level (g) removal of non-original bathroom and associated stairs above first floor. Facades - (h) repointing of all existing brickwork with lime pointing (i) remaking of existing sashes to match existing using slimline double glazing (j) modification of external opening to rear façade at basement level to install new French Doors (k) new door opening in rear wall at upper ground floor (l) removal of existing external granite steps to rear and installation of new external steel stairs (m) solar panels to inner valley of main roof (n) refurbishment of front railings facing Percy Place (o) Relocation of low wall and railings within rear garden (p) and all associated site works.
35, Percy Place, Dublin 4
PROTECTED STRUCTURE: (RPS no. 6696) permission for the development comprising alterations to development previously approved under Reg. Ref. 5201/22 comprising (i) single storey flat roof extension to rear at basement floor level to accommodate ensuite bedroom; (ii) provision of new window ope in side wall of original basement level rear return, (iii) all ancillary works, including internal layout revision, at basement floor level and SuDs drainage necessary to facilitate the development.
35 Percy Place, Dublin 4
PROTECTED STRUCTURE: The development consists of: Demolition and disposal of: non-original sections of lane façade, non-original roof and non-original floor slab of existing mews structure. Careful deconstruction of existing historic masonry walls of existing mews structure (historic masonry to be retained on site and reused in proposed mews). Construction of a new-build two-storey mews building for ancillary use to main house at 35 Percy Place. Greenhouse to rear (garden side) containing access stairs to first floor. Ground floor to contain 1 no. off-street parking space accessed from Percy Lane. Slate roof to main volume of mews with central roof light. Sloped glass roof to greenhouse at rear. New mains drainage connection to Percy Lane and all associated site works.
35, Percy Lane (site also faces onto Percy Place), Dublin 4, DO4 X5K7
PROTECTED STRUCTURE: Demolition of a substantially destroyed coach house and later extension and the construction of a 93sqm 2 storey, 2 bedroom, townhouse with 1 no rooflight and balcony; 1 car-space; and new S boundary dividing fence, 1.8m high; and a below ground attenuation tank.
44, Percy Lane, Dublin 4, to the rear of 44 Haddington Road, Dublin 4
PROTECTED STRUCTURE: Permission for demolition of a substantially destroyed coach house and later extension and the construction of a 93sqm 2 storey townhouse with 1 no rooflight and balcony; 1 car-space; and new S. boundary dividing fence, 1.8m high; and a below ground attenuation tank.
44, Percy Lane, Dublin 4, to the rear of 44 Haddington Road, Dublin D04 Y718, a Protected Structure.
PROTECTED STRUCTURE: Demolition of a substantially destroyed coach house and later extension and the construction of a 93sqm 2 storey, 2 bedroom, townhouse with 1 no rooflight and balcony; 1 car space and new S. boundary dividing fence, 1.8m high: and a below ground attenuation tank.
44, Percy Lane, Rear of 44 Haddington Road, Dublin 4, D04 4718
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