← Back to search

32, Rossmore Park, Templeogue, Dublin 6W

Granted

Planning application SD19B/0308

Dublin - South Dublin County Council

Proposed Development

Conversion of the attic space into storage/playroom use with a projecting dormer window to the rear; extend height of gable wall to include a new opaque window; modify existing hipped roof and all ancillary site works to existing two storey semi-detached dwelling.

View the full application file on the council's planning portal →

Application Timeline

  1. Application received

    6 Aug 2019

  2. Decision due

    30 Sept 2019

  3. Decision: Grant Permission

    30 Sept 2019

  4. Grant issued

    8 Nov 2019

Application Details

Location
32, Rossmore Park, Templeogue, Dublin 6W
Applicant
N/A
Application Type
Permission
Planning Authority
South Dublin County Council
Site Area
240 ha
Floor Area
29.6 sq m

Timeline

Registration Date
6 August 2019
Status
Decision
Decision
Grant Permission
Decision Date
30 September 2019
Grant Date
8 November 2019

Location

Loading map...

Planning Applications Nearby

What the council has granted and refused around this site is the best guide to how a similar application will fare.

31m
SD14B/0101Granted11 Apr 2014

Construction of a new single storey sunroom extension connecting into existing services together with associated site works to rear of existing two storey detached dwelling.

1, Rossmore Crescent, Templeogue, Dublin 6W.

32m
SD20B/0308Granted25 Aug 2020

Conversion of attic space in to non-habitable storage room with a projecting dormer window to the rear, extend the height of the gable wall to include a new opaque window, change the existing hip roof to a gable roof and all ancillary site works to existing two storey semi-detached house.

3, Rossmore Crescent, Templeogue, Dublin 6W

44m
SD08B/0190Granted25 Mar 2008

Single storey porch with pitched roof to the front.

6, Rossmore Crescent, Templeogue, Dublin 6W

45m
SD08B/0412Granted10 Jun 2008

Construction of new 2 storey extension to side and new part 2 storey/part single storey extension to front which will increase the habitable floor area from 123.2 sq.m to 201.9 sq.m and increase the number of bedrooms from three to four, elevations alterations and all associated siteworks

9, Rossmore Park, Dublin 6w

49m
SD07B/0087Granted6 Feb 2007

Partial demolition of ex single storey extension to rear and for new 2 storey extension to rear and to provide kitchen / dining at ground floor and bedroom / ensuite bathroom at first floor with 2 no. velux rooflights to rear and new porch to front.

12, Rossmore Park, Dublin 6w

50m
S00B/0206Granted3 Apr 2000

First floor extension to rear new porch at the front and retention of existing ground floor to the rear extension and converted attic space for non-habital storage area.

7 Rossmore Crescent, Templeogue, Dublin 6W.

51m
SD21B/0388Granted9 Jul 2021

Single storey front extension with pitched roof over to contain front entrance porch and extension of sitting room to be used as a ground floor bedroom; new internal bathroom and storage area.

25, Rossmore Park, Dublin 6w

58m
SD22B/0100Granted6 May 2022

Conversion of the attic space into storage/study space use; projecting dormer window to the rear, extend height of gable wall to include two new windows; modify existing hipped roof and all ancillary site works to existing two storey, semi-detached dwelling.

8, Rossmore Park, Templeogue Dublin 6w

59m
SD17B/0329Granted27 Sept 2017

Demolition of 2 disused chimney stacks and existing single storey rear extension (circa 12.5sq.m) and construction of single storey rear extension (circa 35sq.m), two storey extension to side (circa 13sq.m), conversion of existing garage to side (circa 30sq.m) with first-floor extension over (circa 19sq.m), with internal/external alterations and associated site works.

1, Rossmore Park, Templeogue, Dublin 6W

59m
SD06B/0945Granted21 Dec 2006

Erect a single storey sunroom extension to rear.

1, Rossmore Park, Dublin 6w

Planning a project of your own?

Find out in two minutes whether you need planning permission. It's free, and based on the exempted development regulations.

Do I Need Permission?