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3, Woodstown Walk, Knocklyon, Dublin 16

Granted

Planning application SD23B/0156

Dublin - South Dublin County Council

Proposed Development

Proposed first floor extension to the side and rear of the existing dwelling house. To include alterations to rear ground floor elevations, alterations to roof and to carry out all required ancillary works.

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Application Timeline

  1. Application received

    11 Apr 2023

  2. Decision: Grant Permission

    2 Jun 2023

  3. Decision due

    5 Jun 2023

  4. Grant issued

    10 Jul 2023

Application Details

Location
3, Woodstown Walk, Knocklyon, Dublin 16
Applicant
N/A
Application Type
Permission
Planning Authority
South Dublin County Council
Site Area
466.240131500282 ha
Floor Area
46.7 sq m

Timeline

Registration Date
11 April 2023
Status
Final Grant
Decision
Grant Permission
Decision Date
2 June 2023
Grant Date
10 July 2023

Location

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SD04B/0418Grant Permission & Grant Retention3 Aug 2004

Retention of garage conversion and single storey extension to rear. Permission for sun room to rear.

3, Woodstown Walk, Knocklyon, Dublin 16

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SD16B/0329Granted10 Oct 2016

Construction of a single storey extension to the rear and side with tiled hipped roof and new roof lights, and two storey extension to rear with hipped roof and all associated internal alterations, site drainage and landscaping works.

4, Woodstown Walk, Dublin 16

31m
SD17B/0360Granted31 Oct 2017

Window in gable wall at ground floor level, ground floor rear and side extension with pitched roofs over & 3 roof lights, dashed finish to extension and existing first floor front facade, first floor rear facade, gable at ground floor and first floor, internal alterations to ground floor.

8, Woodstown Parade, Knocklyon, Dublin 16.

37m
SD25B/0404WGranted18 Jun 2025

Permission to widen the existing vehicular entrance from 3.2m to 4.0m to facilitate off street parking for two cars and EV charging with associated kerb dishing.

6, Woodstown Parade, Knocklyon, Dublin 16, D16RY18

37m
SD08B/0492Granted4 Jul 2008

Demolition of existing single storey extension & build new single storey extension to rear & convert existing attic to storage room with alterations to roof including dormer window to rear

6, Woodstown Parade, Dublin 16

37m
SD08B/0496Granted7 Jul 2008

Demolish single storey extension to rear and construct new single storey extension to rear and to construct new single storey extension to side and rear and all associated site works

9, Woodstown Parade, Dublin 16

45m
SD19B/0354Granted5 Sept 2019

Changes to the elevations and main roof of the property including the building up of the existing external side wall to form a gable with 2 windows at attic level; extension of the existing roof ridge and front and rear roof slopes to form a 'Dutch' hipped type roof with a pitched roofed dormer window in the rear roof slope; internal alterations including a stairs to attic level and the rearrangement of the attic space to create 2 rooms within for domestic uses associated with the single family dwelling.

4, Woodstown Parade, Knocklyon, Dublin 16

50m
SD15B/0083Granted23 Mar 2015

Build up of existing hip in roof to side of roof into 'Dutch' hip with window in gable wall at attic level; attic conversion with dormer roof with window & 'Velux' roof light in rear slope of roof.

3, Woodstown Parade, Dublin 16

59m
SD04B/0106Granted10 Mar 2004

Permission sought for single storey extension at side and rear.

11, Woodstown Parade, Woodstown Village, Knocklyon, Dublin 16

59m
SD16B/0180Granted3 Jun 2016

Attic conversion, raising the side gable and realigning the roof to form a 'Dutch' hip with a roof light and provision of a dormer window to the rear.

11, Woodstown Parade, Woodstown Village, Knocklyon, Dublin 16

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