Planning application · Dublin City Council

PROTECTED STRUCTURE : The development will consist of the refurbishment of the existing…

Mews Site to the rear of 26, Leeson Street Upper, Dublin 4, accessed via Sibthorpe Lane, (Dublin 6)

4143/22 · DublinOn Site
Reference
4143/22
Planning authority
Dublin City Council
Received
3 Jun 2022
Decided
22 Feb 2023
Status
On Site
Site area
0.0083 ha
Further information requested
27 Jul 2022
Further information received
26 Jan 2023
Commenced
11 Jun 2026

Proposed development

PROTECTED STRUCTURE : The development will consist of the refurbishment of the existing two storey mews building, including the formation of a new dormer window to the front of the mews (addressing Sibthorpe Lane), two new rooflights to the rear roofscape, new fenestration throughout, widened ope to the rear elevation and new rear patio space, to accommodate a one- bed dwelling and all associated site works.

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