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4, Rosehall, Templeogue Village, Templeogue, Dublin 6W

Granted

Planning application SD07B/0080

Dublin - South Dublin County Council

Proposed Development

Garage conversion & extension to side and rear.

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Application Timeline

  1. Application received

    5 Feb 2007

  2. Decision: Grant Permission

    30 Mar 2007

  3. Decision due

    31 Mar 2007

  4. Grant issued

    8 May 2007

Application Details

Location
4, Rosehall, Templeogue Village, Templeogue, Dublin 6W
Applicant
N/A
Application Type
Permission
Planning Authority
South Dublin County Council
Site Area
350 ha
Floor Area
49.35 sq m

Timeline

Registration Date
5 February 2007
Status
Decision
Decision
Grant Permission
Decision Date
30 March 2007
Grant Date
8 May 2007

Location

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SD03B/0375Granted11 Jul 2003

Demolition of the existing single storey utility room to the rear, the conversion of the existing garage to habitable use, the construction of a single storey extension to the rear with roof-light over, the construction of a first floor extension for habitable use over the existing garage and family room, the provision of high level roof-lights to the side and rear roofs, the replacement of the existing upvc windows with new upvc windows to the front elevation, minor internal and external elevational alterations.

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SD07B/0367Granted30 Apr 2007

Demolition of single storey portion to side comprising of playroom, utility room and WC and replacement with 2 storey extension to side elevation comprising of playroom, utility, WC, bedroom and study, single storey extension to rear comprising of lounge and dining area, new entrance canopy to existng front elevation, opening up of new pedestrian access gate from rear garden to side public laneway.

1, Rosehall, Templeogue Road, Templeogue, Dublin 6w

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SD15B/0228Granted1 Jul 2015

A single storey side and rear extension with internal alterations and refurbishment.

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57m
SD18B/0477Invalid Application15 Nov 2018

Widen driveway entrance by removal of half of each of current standing entrance pillar.

261, Templeogue Road, Dublin 6w

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SD18B/0494Granted28 Nov 2018

Widen driveway entrance by removal of half of each current standing entrance pillar.

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ED26/0011Declared Exempt11 Feb 2026

Add a new 1.7 x 1.7m window to the east face of my house at ground floor level. There is 1 no. existing window on the east face of the house at half - floor level (stairs half landing). The window will face into my private garden and boundary wall.

9, Rosehall Estate, Templeogue Road, Dublin, D6W PW77

58m
SD05B/0112Granted23 Feb 2005

Two storey side extension to existing detached house to include conversion of existing garage and widening of existing front vehicular entrance gates.

263, Templeogue Road, Templeogue, Dublin 6W.

58m
SD25B/0177WGranted1 Apr 2025

Garage Conversion and Extension towards Front with oversailing Canopy, First Floor Side Extension plus Box Dormer to Northeast Roof Slope with Rooflights to Southwest and Rear. Works to include widening the existing Vehicular Access Gate and all necessary site works.

259, Templeogue Road, Templeogue, Dublin 6W, D6W PF25

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SD07A/0896/EPGrant Extension of Duration of Permission14 Jun 2013

A two storey, office and retail development with basement car park, at Hollingsworth Cycles & Autosales. Development will consist of 13 car parking spaces, 30 bicycle parking spaces and water tank storage on the basement level, 4 retail units and bin storage at ground floor level, and 4 offices and 1 retail unit at first floor level. The frontages will comprise of large glazed areas on the ground floor and will include a mix of inset balcony smoking areas and large windows on the first floor. The elevator housing will be approx. 1m higher than the development. The basement will be accessible by a ramp from Templeogue Road, situated in the same location as the car sales entrance. All detailed shop and office signage will be submitted in separate further applications, as tenants are identified. The proposal also includes the construction of a public footpath along the side of the proposed development in Riverside Cottages Street and an opening in a wall providing access to the existing public footpath on the opposite side of the street. A pedestrian and traffic calming crossover will connect the existing and proposed footpaths across Riverside Cottages Street.

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61m
SD07A/0896Granted26 Jun 2008

A two storey, office and retail development with basement car park, at Hollingsworth Cycles & Autosales. Development will consist of 13 car parking spaces, 30 bicycle parking spaces and water tank storage on the basement level, 4 retail units and bin storage at ground floor level, and 4 offices and 1 retail unit at first floor level. The frontages will comprise of large glazed areas on the ground floor and will include a mix of inset balcony smoking areas and large windows on the first floor. The elevator housing will be approx. 1m higher than the development. The basement will be accessible by a ramp from Templeogue Road, situated in the same location as the car sales entrance. All detailed shop and office signage will be submitted in separate further applications, as tenants are identified. The proposal also includes the construction of a public footpath along the side of the proposed development in Riverside Cottages Street and an opening in a wall providing access to the existing public footpath on the opposite side of the street. A pedestrian and traffic calming crossover will connect the existing and proposed footpaths across Riverside Cottages Street.

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