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640, Whitechurch Road, Dublin 16

Granted

Planning application SD10B/0461

Dublin - South Dublin County Council

Proposed Development

Modifications to existing dwelling (a Protected Structure) comprising demolition of extension to rear and construction of new partially sunken two storey extension (area 261 sq.m.). Proposals include internal alterations to existing house, alterations to front garden, widening of existing vehicular entrance, new 2m high boundary wall around rear garden and associated site works.

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Application Timeline

  1. Further information requested

    8 Feb 2011

  2. Application received

    31 May 2011

  3. Further information received

    31 May 2011

  4. Decision: Grant Permission

    24 Jun 2011

  5. Decision due

    27 Jun 2011

  6. Grant issued

    2 Aug 2011

Application Details

Location
640, Whitechurch Road, Dublin 16
Applicant
N/A
Application Type
Permission
Planning Authority
South Dublin County Council
Site Area
1390 ha

Timeline

Registration Date
31 May 2011
Status
Decision
Decision
Grant Permission
Decision Date
24 June 2011
Grant Date
2 August 2011

Location

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Planning Applications Nearby

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12m
SD19A/0291Granted16 Sept 2019

Dormer bungalow at site to rear to be accessed from Glenore Green.

639, Whitechurch Road, Rathfarnham, Dublin 16

13m
SD18A/0081Refused12 Mar 2018

Modification of previously approved dormer style house (Ref: SD08A/0402/EP) to a part two storey, part single storey, two bedroomed house and associated works.

Site at Glenmore Mews, to rear of 639 Whitechurch Road, Dublin 16.

13m
SD17A/0425Refused30 Nov 2017

Modification of previously approved dormer style house (Ref: SD08A/0402/EP), to a two storey building containing two (3 bedroomed) apartments and associated works,

Site at Glenmore Mews, to rear of 639 Whitechurch Road, Dublin 16

13m
SD08A/0402/EPGrant Extension of Duration of Permission4 Feb 2014

Erection of 3 houses comprising one dormer bungalow & 2 detached 2 storey houses on a site to rear of 639 Whitechurch Road, Rathfarnham, Dublin 16, a protected structure; the dormer bungalow and one detached two storey house will be accessed from Glenmore Green by means of the new road recently completed to the applicants boundary. The other detached two storey house located at the end of the site will be accessed by means of a right of way granted by South Dublin County Council from Glenmore Park

639, Whitechurch Road, Dublin 16

13m
SD08A/0402Granted1 Sept 2008

Erection of 3 houses comprising one dormer bungalow & 2 detached 2 storey houses on a site to rear of 639 Whitechurch Road, Rathfarnham, Dublin 16, a protected structure; the dormer bungalow and one detached two storey house will be accessed from Glenmore Green by means of the new road recently completed to the applicants boundary. The other detached two storey house located at the end of the site will be accessed by means of a right of way granted by South Dublin County Council from Glenmore Park

639, Whitechurch Road, Dublin 16

13m
SD08A/0402/FEPRefuse Further Ext of Duration of Permission22 Mar 2019

Erection of 3 houses comprising one dormer bungalow & 2 detached 2 storey houses on a site to rear of 639 Whitechurch Road, Rathfarnham, Dublin 16, a protected structure; the dormer bungalow and one detached two storey house will be accessed from Glenmore Green by means of the new road recently completed to the applicants boundary. The other detached two storey house located at the end of the site will be accessed by means of a right of way granted by South Dublin County Council from Glenmore Park

639, Whitechurch Road, Dublin 16

19m
SD06A/1120Refused22 Dec 2006

Erection of 3 houses comprising 1no. dormer bungalow and one pair of semi-detached 2 storey houses on site to rear (Protected Structure) with access by means of new estate road already permitted to the applicant's boundary and presently under construction.

639, Whitechurch Road, Dublin 16

28m
SD05A/0532Refused6 Jul 2005

Construction of 4 no. dwellings (1 no. 2 storey, 3- bed detatched house and 3 no. 3- bed dormer terraced bungalows), the closure of existing rear vehicular gateway from Glenmore Green and the construction of new vehicular access/egress from Glenmore Green to proposed development with on and off site development works.

Lands to the rear, 638 Whitechurch Road And Bounded To The West By Glenmore Green, Rathfarnham, Dublin 14

28m
SD05A/1061Granted19 Apr 2006

4 no dwellings (1 no 2 storey 3 bed detached house and 3 no 3 bed dormer terraced bungalows), the closure of existing rear vehicular gateway from Glenmore Green and the construction of a new vehicular access/egress from Glenmore Green to the proposed development with on and off site development works. [A Protected Structure].

Lands to the rear of, 638, Whitechurch Road (A Protected Structure) And Bounded To The West By, Glenmore Green, Rathfamham, Dublin 14

45m
SD07B/0811Grant Permission & Grant Retention30 Nov 2007

(1) Retention of reducing the level of the front garden by 800mm; (2) completion of the following works: (a) construction of a new random granite front boundary wall and piers with reconstituted granite cappings with the wall varying in height between 1200mm and 1350mm and the piers with a height of 1650mm, (b) Re-landscaping of front garden and side passageway to provide turning area for existing car parking, the provision of stone chippings to car parking area and new turning area, (c) the provision of stepped planters using timber sleepers between new turning area and side (south) boundary and between turning area and pavement to front of dwelling, (d) additional planting area directly behind new front boundary wall, (e) all associated siteworks.

643, Whitechurch Cottages, Whitechurch Road, Rathfarnham, Dublin 16

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