24 Foxhill Park, Baldoyle, Dublin 13
REFUSE PERMISSIONPlanning application WEB2062/25
Dublin - Dublin City Council
Proposed Development
Partial demolition of the existing garage and proposed installation of a 2 bedroom, single storey, light gauge steel framed structure residence with a proposed 2m high boundary wall around new private amenity space and all ancillary works.
Application Timeline
Application received
14 May 2025
Decision due
8 Jul 2025
Decision: REFUSE PERMISSION
8 Jul 2025
Application Details
- Location
- 24 Foxhill Park, Baldoyle, Dublin 13
- Applicant
- N/A
- Application Type
- Permission
- Planning Authority
- Dublin City Council
- Site Area
- 369.59 ha
- Residential Units
- 1
Timeline
- Registration Date
- 14 May 2025
- Status
- Decision Notice Issued
- Decision
- REFUSE PERMISSION
- Decision Date
- 8 July 2025
Location
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Partial demolition of the existing garage and proposed installation of a 2 bedroom, single storey, light gauge steel framed structure residence with a proposed 2m high boundary wall around new private amenity space and all ancillary works.
24 Foxhill Park, Baldoyle, Dublin, D13 C5V6
The Development will consist of a Proposed Garage Conversion into a 3 Bed house.
24, Foxhill Park, Dublin 13
Converting an existing garage at ground floor to habitable space. A new first floor extension above the existing garage & attic storage. The proposal is then to use new works as a detached 2 No. storey, 2 No. bedroom house and all ancillary works.
24, Foxhill Park, Baldoyle, Dublin 13
The development will consist of partial demolition of the existing garage and proposed installation of a single storey light gauge steel framed structure residence and all ancillary works.
24 Foxhill Park, Baldoyle, Dublin 13, D13 C5V6
Partial demolition of the existing garage and proposed installation of a 2 bedroom, single storey, light gauge steel framed structure residence with a proposed 2m high boundary wall around new private amenity space and all ancillary works.
24, Foxhill Park, Dublin 13, D13 C5V6
Partial demolition of the existing garage and proposed installation of a 1 bedroom, single storey, light gauge steel framed structure residence with a proposed 2m high boundary wall around new private amenity space and all ancillary works.
24 Foxhill Park, Baldoyle, Dublin 13, D13 C5V6
RETENTION: permission for the construction of 1) a single storey granny flat to the front, side and rear of the existing dwelling, 2) to widen an existing vehicular access to the front existing onto Foxhill Lawn, Dublin 13, 3) the installation of external insulation to the front side and rear elevations of the original dwelling, 4) a single storey garden store located in the front garden, all at 21 Foxhill Lawn, Dublin 13.
21, Foxhill Lawn, Dublin 13
Permission for as constructed two storey house consequent to previously approved 3899/00, alterations being (i) additional floor area 0.6m to first floor rear and 0.82m at ground floor rear and (ii) surface water to discharge to new soak pit to rear garden
2A, Foxhill Lawn, Dublin 13
Retention Permission for as constructed two storey house consequent to previously approved 3899/00, alterations being (i) additional floor area 0.6m to first floor rear and 0.82m at ground floor rear and (ii) surface water to discharge to new soak pit to rear garden.
2A, Foxhill Lawn, Dublin 13
PERMISSION & RETENTION: (a)Retention of the existing family flat to the rear of the existing house, (b) Permission for the following: (1) Construction of a new single storey pitched roof sun-room to the rear of the existing house. (2) Construction of a new single storey Link with mono pitched roof between the existing family flat and the new sun-room. (3) Replacement of the existing front boundary. (4) All associated site development works.
5, Foxhill Avenue, Dublin 13 (Eircode: D13 R7W0)
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