Mixed development comprising of a commercial unit on the ground floor and short-term…
No.2 Broad Street (Protected Structure, Rathgoggan Middle, Charleville Co. Cork, P56P223
Proposed development
The development will consist of a mixed development comprising of a commercial unit on the ground floor and short-term accommodation on the floors above as set out below: (a) Permission to carry out works to a Protected Structure to include partial demolition of internal walls, provision of a new staircase and the partial demolition of rear walls to accommodate rear extensions at ground floor and second floor. (b) Development at the ground floor to include internal renovations of the existing vacant commercial unit to provide a coffee shop and the refurbishment of the existing bar area for private use. (c) Construction of a single storey rear extension at ground floor level as ancillary use to include toilets, bin and bicycle storage. (d) Change of use of the existing first floor residential unit and internal alterations to provide 2 x No.1 bedroom short-term accommodation units. (e) Change of use of the existing second floor residential unit and internal alterations to provide 1 x No. studio and 1 x No. 1 bedroom short-term accommodation units. (f) Alterations to the existing rear elevation to include the construction of a new extension at second floor level. (g) Alterations to the existing front elevation to include the construction of a new shopfront with all associated site development works. (Protected Structure RPS no. 1093, NIAH ref no. 20806022).
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The council recorded a decision on 19 Jun 2025. The official file has the outcome; a third-party appeal is possible within four weeks of the decision.
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