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42, Palmerstown Avenue, Dublin 20

Granted

Planning application SD23B/0309

Dublin - South Dublin County Council

Proposed Development

Demolish an existing glass conservatory to the rear. Construct a single storey kitchen and dining area extension to the rear and internal modification works at ground floor level

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Application Timeline

  1. Application received

    18 Jul 2023

  2. Decision due

    11 Sept 2023

  3. Decision: Grant Permission

    11 Sept 2023

  4. Grant issued

    24 Oct 2023

Application Details

Location
42, Palmerstown Avenue, Dublin 20
Applicant
N/A
Application Type
Permission
Planning Authority
South Dublin County Council
Site Area
423 ha

Timeline

Registration Date
18 July 2023
Status
Decision
Decision
Grant Permission
Decision Date
11 September 2023
Grant Date
24 October 2023

Location

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Planning Applications Nearby

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23m
S01B/0054Withdraw the Application7 Feb 2001

Single/part two storey domestic extension comprising of kitchen/dining room at ground floor with bathroom at first floor

rear of 48 Palmerstown Avenue, Palmerstown, Dublin 20.

38m
SD18B/0352Granted15 Aug 2018

Single storey ground floor extension to front of existing house with roof canopy over; conversion of existing attic space to a study and bathroom with 2 dormer windows to rear roof plane and a new window in existing gable wall; widening of existing vehicular entrance at front boundary wall to 3.6m with piers and gates and a new driveway.

52, Palmerstown Avenue, Palmerstown, Dublin 20.

41m
SD12B/0051Grant Permission for Retention6 Mar 2012

The retention of alterations to the front gates to create a wider entrance with new gates piers; renovated side walls and an increased hardstanding and new timber gates.

30, Palmerstown Avenue, Dublin 20

57m
SD08B/0048Granted28 Jan 2008

Single storey rear extension and front vcnopy extension (circa 16sq.m.).

58, Palmerstown Avenue, Dublin 20

59m
SD08B/0399Granted4 Jun 2008

Single storey lean to extension to front incorporating porch & living room with new wheelchair ramp to front garden; single storey kitchen/dining and living room extension with new patio and wheelchair ramp to rear; internal alterations to ground floor incorporating disabled toilet and bedroom facility.

53, Palmerstown Avenue, Dublin 20

60m
S01B/0415Granted30 Jul 2001

Single-storey extension at front incorporating garage conversion at side.

24 Palmerstown Avenue, Palmerstown, Dublin 20.

61m
SD10B/0040Granted11 Feb 2010

Provision of parking area to front of existing dwelling in front garden to include a new vehicular access (c. 2.4m.), demolition of part of front garden wall, erection of a new pier and dishing of the public pathway to allow access to the property.

59, Palmerstown Avenue, Dublin 20

62m
SD23B/0037Granted2 Feb 2023

Conversion and extension of existing shed structure to an office, gym and store at the rear.

47A, Palmerstown Avenue, Palmerstown, Dublin 20

62m
SD05A/0616Granted25 Jul 2005

Two storey 3 bed end of terrace house (96.3sqm) new rear entrances off existing rear laneway to two semi-detatched single storey garages (each 18sqm) new front driveways and entrance gates, new front and rear boundary walls to match existing, all at the front, rear and the side. The development includes the demolition of the existing single storey extension at side and part of the exisiting front and rear boundary walls and all associated site development works.

47, Palmerstown Avenue, Palmerstown, Dublin 10

63m
SD08A/0066Grant Permission for Retention29 Jan 2008

Retention of as built alterations to previously approved plans (Reg. Ref. SD05A/0616) arising from anomolies in approved plans resulting in raised roof and retention of attic conversion with two roof lights to the rear.

47A, Palmerstown Avenue, Palmerstown, Dublin 20.

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