The Old Glebe, Main Street, Newcastle, Co. Dublin
GrantedPlanning application SD10B/0404
Dublin - South Dublin County Council
Proposed Development
Construction of single storey extension (conservatory) and associated works and site works (a Protected Structure).
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Application received
19 Oct 2010
Decision: Grant Permission
10 Dec 2010
Decision due
13 Dec 2010
Grant issued
2 Feb 2011
Application Details
- Location
- The Old Glebe, Main Street, Newcastle, Co. Dublin
- Applicant
- N/A
- Application Type
- Permission
- Planning Authority
- South Dublin County Council
- Site Area
- 11928 ha
- Floor Area
- 20.4 sq m
Timeline
- Registration Date
- 19 October 2010
- Status
- Decision
- Decision
- Grant Permission
- Decision Date
- 10 December 2010
- Grant Date
- 2 February 2011
Location
Planning Applications Nearby
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Erection of a columbarium within the ruined chancel of the church, which is a national monument/protected structure.
St. Finian's, Church of Ireland, (Glebe), Newcastle North, Co. Dublin.
(1) 1 no. two-storey block on Main Street comprising a 469sq.m. medical suite at ground floor level comprising 2 no. medical units, 1 no. pharmacy retail unit, bin store and 4 no. apartments at first floor level (3 no. 2- bed and 1 no. 1-bed) with balconies to the north, south and west elevations; 3 no. two-storey terraced blocks to the south of the site containing 11 no. split-level houses (3 no. 2 bed units with first floor terraces and 8 no. 3-bed units.) 1 no. two- storey terraced block to the east of the site containing 11 no. houses(9 no. 2 bed and 2 no. 3 bed); 1 no. block containing 14 no. split-level houses with first floor terraces (7 no. two-storey, 2 bed and 7 no. three-storey 3-bed houses), 4 no. two-storey 2-bed duplex units with first floor terraces and 12 no. apartments (6 no. 2-bed and 6 no. 1-bed) over three storeys with access deck to the east and balconies to the west elevations; (2) demolition of Oakville House, a 2-storey house of 295sq.m. with adjoining garage of 50sq.m. and shed; (3) a new vehicular and pedestrian entrance from Main Street, Newcastle; (4) surface water attenuation area and pumping station together with all ancillary site works; (5) a new access road, approximately 320 metres in length, together with footpaths, drains, landscaped areas and a hard surface track approximately 80 metres in length to service the attenuation area; (6) surface car parking for 110 cars.
Oakville House, Main Street, Newcastle, Co. Dublin
(1) 1 two-storey block on Main Street comprising a 469sq.m medical suite at ground floor level comprising 2 medical units, 1 pharmacy retail unit, bin store and 4 apartments at first floor level (3 no. 2- bed and 1 no. 1-bed) with balconies to the north, south and west elevations; 3 two-storey terraced blocks to the south of the site containing 11 split-level houses (3 no. 2 bed units with first floor terraces and 8 no. 3-bed units.) 1 two- storey terraced block to the east of the site containing 11 houses (9 no. 2 bed and 2 no. 3 bed); 1 block containing 14 split-level houses with first floor terraces (7 two-storey, 2 bed and 7 three-storey 3-bed houses), 4 two-storey 2-bed duplex units with first floor terraces and 12 apartments (6 no. 2-bed and 6 no. 1-bed) over three storeys with access deck to the east and balconies to the west elevations; (2) demolition of Oakville House, a 2-storey house of 295sq.m with adjoining garage of 50sq.m and shed; (3) a new vehicular and pedestrian entrance from Main Street, Newcastle; (4) surface water attenuation area and pumping station together with all ancillary site works; (5) a new access road, approximately 320 metres in length, together with footpaths, drains, landscaped areas and a hard surface track approximately 80 metres in length to service the attenuation area; (6) surface car parking for 110 cars.
Oakville House, Main Street, Newcastle, Co. Dublin
New timber frame and door to K'Eogh family vault (a protected structure).
St. Finian's, Newcastle-Lyons, Church of Ireland, Newcastle, Co. Dublin.
Demolition of 2 sheds and the construction of 30 dwellings; 1 vehicular and pedestrian link with Main Street, Newcastle; vehicle and pedestrian link with Glebe Square, Newcastle and all associated and ancillary site development works.
Main Street, Newcastle, Dublin
(1) A Nursing Home comprising 64 bedrooms in a 2-storey block forming an enclosed courtyard together with anciillary accommodation including reception area and toilets, 4 staff bedrooms, 2 offices, a kitchen and 2 dining rooms, 4 no. sitting rooms, 4 no. assisted bathrooms, 4 treatment rooms, 2 nurses stations, prayer room, 2 no. activity rooms, bin store, laundry, plant rooms, cleaner stores, staff room/dining room, staff changing room and stores; (2) surface car parking for 24 cars; (3) demolition of Oakville House - a 2 storey house of approx. 295sq.m. and adjoining garage of 50sq.m; (4) a new access road, 240 metres in length approximately, together with footpaths, drains, landscaped areas; (5) a new vehicular and pedestrian entrance from Main Street, Newcastle; (6) surface water attenuation area together with all ancillary site works.
Oakville House, Main Street, Newcastle, Co. Dublin
(1) A Nursing Home comprising 64 bedrooms in a 2-storey block forming an enclosed courtyard together with anciillary accommodation including reception area and toilets, 4 staff bedrooms, 2 offices, a kitchen and 2 dining rooms, 4 sitting rooms, 4 assisted bathrooms, 4 treatment rooms, 2 nurses stations, prayer room, 2 activity rooms, bin store, laundry, plant rooms, cleaner stores, staff room/dining room, staff changing room and stores; (2) surface car parking for 24 cars; (3) demolition of Oakville House - a 2 storey house of approx. 295sq.m and adjoining garage of 50sq.m; (4) a new access road, 240 metres in length approximately, together with footpaths, drains, landscaped areas; (5) a new vehicular and pedestrian entrance from Main Street, Newcastle; (6) surface water attenuation area together with all ancillary site works.
Oakville House, Main Street, Newcastle, Co. Dublin
Demolition of the existing Village Store and adjoining dwelling and for two storey re-development comprising one shop and related office/staff facilities, and one apartment and on site car parking.
The Village Store, Main Street, Newcastle, Co. Dublin.
The redevelopment of the premises known as The Village Store, Main Street, Newcastle, County Dublin. The proposed development is to consist of the demolition of all existing extensions to the original cottage on the site and the incorporation of this retained and renovated structure into the redevelopment which is to comprise, a main replacement shop unit and a second smaller shop unit at ground floor level and two no. commercial units at first floor level. The overall development is to be a mixture of one and two storeys and it incorporates a vehicular entrance (at the location of the existing one), giving access to two off-street parking spaces, areas of bin storage and service yard as well as new signage to serve the retail and commercial units on the north side of Main Street, Newcastle.
The Village Store, Main Street, Newcastle, Co. Dublin
Demolition of all existing extensions to the original cottage on the site and the incorporation of this retained and renovated structure into the redevelopment which would comprise a basement level car park to the rear, a replacement shop unit at ground floor level, two no. commercial units at first floor level and two no. three bedroom split level duplex dwellings accessed via a first floor terrace and external steps from the street. The overall development is to compromise a mixture of 1-3 storeys with a new vehicular entrance to the basement car park in place of the existing vehicular entrance. The proposed development includes new signage to the commercial units, areas of bin storage and service yard, and areas of balcony and private roof terrace to serve the two dwellings.
'The Village Store', Main Street, Newcastle, Co. Dublin
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