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95, Beechfield Rd, Walkinstown, Dublin, D12 V628

Registered Application

Planning application SD26B/0382W

Dublin - South Dublin County Council

Proposed Development

Conversion of existing attic space to non - habitable storage/office area with new revised roof profile (from hipped to gable end) to side/rear, with new dormer window extension to rear roof with 2No. of Velux rooflights to front roof elevation, new window side gable, internal modifications and associated site works

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Application Details

Location
95, Beechfield Rd, Walkinstown, Dublin, D12 V628
Applicant
N/A
Application Type
Permission
Planning Authority
South Dublin County Council
Eircode
D12 V628
Site Area
230 ha
Floor Area
22 sq m

Timeline

Registration Date
N/A
Status
Registered Application
Decision
Pending

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15m
SD12B/0092Granted18 Apr 2012

Attic renovation incorporating hipped dormer window to the side and double hip dormer to the rear roof slope of existing 2 storey end of terrace with hipped roof; demolition and replacement of existing single storey extension to the rear with all associated site works.

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18m
SD18B/0138Granted9 Apr 2018

28sq.m single storey extension, comprising of dining, kitchen and utility areas and having a low pitch roof with roof light to the side and rear.

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33m
SD07B/0627Granted20 Jul 2007

Part demolition of existing boundary wall & the rebuilding of it and the construction of a new two storey extension of 62.80sqm comprising of kitchen, bathroom, lobby 1 no. bedroom, proposed new bathroom & additional landing space with solar panels and conservatory to the rear, all at existing 3 bedroom two storey northeast facing dwelling of 94.47sqm with associated & ancillary site works, provision of wood chip burner housing to rear and provision of pedestrian access to the side boundary wall, all on the site of 346.23sqm. This development consists of amendments to previous planning application (Reg. Ref. SD07B/0045).

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33m
SD07B/0045Granted26 Jan 2007

Part demolition of existing boundary wall & the rebuilding of it, the construction of a new 2 storey extension of 70.80sq.m. comprising of kitchen, dining room, bathroom, lobby, 2 no. bedrooms, additional landing space & refurbished bathroom, with solar panels to the rear, all to the side of existing 3 bedroom two storey northeast facing dwelling of 94.47sq.m. with associated & ancillary site works, and provision of wood chip burner housing to rear, all on site of 346.23sq.m.

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38m
SD08B/0360Granted16 May 2008

New drive in incorporating new entrance, piers and gates.

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42m
S00B/0223Granted7 Apr 2000

Widen existing access including dishing footpath.

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50m
SD03A/0262Grant Permission for Retention6 May 2003

Retention of the use of a ground floor front room as an Osteopathic Treatment room.

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50m
SD02B/0334Grant Permission for Retention27 Nov 2002

Variations to a previously approved dormer extension (reg. ref.: S01B/0206 to an attic storeroom to rear

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50m
S01B/0206Granted18 Apr 2001

Attic conversion to store with dormer window to rear.

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50m
S02A/0049Granted29 Jan 2002

Retention of use of front ground floor room as Osteopathic Treatment Room.

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