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2 Oldcourt Road, Tallaght, Dublin 24

Granted

Planning application S01A/0883

Dublin - South Dublin County Council

Proposed Development

Detached bungalow at side with entrance from Oldcourt Cottages.

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Application Timeline

  1. Application received

    24 Dec 2001

  2. Decision due

    18 Feb 2002

  3. Decision: Grant Permission

    22 Feb 2002

  4. Grant issued

    8 Apr 2002

Application Details

Location
2 Oldcourt Road, Tallaght, Dublin 24.
Applicant
N/A
Application Type
Permission
Planning Authority
South Dublin County Council
Site Area
714 ha
Floor Area
130 sq m
Residential Units
1

Timeline

Registration Date
24 December 2001
Status
Decision
Decision
Grant Permission
Decision Date
22 February 2002
Grant Date
8 April 2002

Location

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Planning Applications Nearby

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3m
SD12B/0045Granted22 Jun 2012

Revision to site boundary in respect of approved grant of planning permission, Reg. Ref. S01A/0883, for a detached bungalow.

2A, Oldcourt Cottages, Tallaght, Dublin 24

5m
SD21B/0318Granted28 May 2021

Stairs at ground floor to attic level; attic conversion with dormer roof with windows on rear slope of roof & 2 roof lights on front slope of roof at attic level.

2A, Oldcourt Cottages, Tallaght, Dublin 24

34m
S01A/0744Refused8 Nov 2001

Retention of workshop for the use of panel beating and spraying at the rear.

1 Old Court Cottages, Old Court Road, Tallaght, Dublin 24.

45m
S01A/0091Refused16 Feb 2001

Erect bungalow

10a Oldcourt Cottages, Tallaght, Dublin 24.

50m
SD14A/0266Refuse Outline Permission5 Dec 2014

Demolition of existing bungalow and office and construction of 4 bungalows.

1A, Oldcourt Road, Tallaght, Dublin 24

50m
SD14A/0179Refused27 Aug 2014

10 duplex units of two semi detached and one detached.

1A, Oldcourt Road, Tallaght, Dublin 24

54m
SD24B/0083Granted6 Mar 2024

The Development will consist of the demolition of the existing single storey rear conservatory and removal of existing chimney and flue. The Construction of a new single storey pitched roof rear extension and alterations to existing internal layout to provide a fully accessible 5 bedroom house. Relocation of front door to side of house of house. Installation of new soakaway for surface water draining. New wall and gate between front and rear gardens. All associated landscaping and boundary treatment works, drainage, ancillary site works and services .

4 Old Court Cottages,, Tallaght,, Dublin 24.

66m
SD08B/0176Granted19 Mar 2008

Two storey extension to side of existing house consisting of new playroom & extended kitchen with covered side access at ground floor level & 2 no bedrooms & ensuite at first floor level. Existing roof to be extended over two storey extension with hipped roof to match existing existing profile. New attic conversion consisting of study room & ensuite with 2 no rooflights & 1 no balcony type rooflight to rear. Existing single storey kitchen space with lean to roof at rear elevation to be extended on both sides of existing with matching roof profiles, increasing kitchen & dining space. Connection into existing public mains and all ancillary works

3, Ely Drive, Old Court Road, Dublin 24

67m
S00B/0247Granted21 Jun 2000

Two storey extension to side of existing dwelling.

1 Ely Drive, Oldcourt Road, Oldcourt, Dublin 24.

74m
SD04A/0268Grant Permission for Retention26 Apr 2004

Retention permission for the change of approved ( Reg. Ref. SD02A/0499) house type from a two bedroom bungalow (104 sq.m.) to a single storey three bedroom timber clad dwelling (158 sq. m.) with profiled sheet metal roofing, internal open attic area, an amended location and lowered floor level on the site, landscaping and ancillary site development works all on a 0.075 hectare site.

Rear Of, 10 & 10A, Oldcourt Cottages, Tallaght, Dublin 24

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