Planning application · Dublin City Council

PROTECTED STRUCTURE: The proposed development consists…

Rear of 10 Ely Place, Dublin 2

4487/23 · DublinOn Site
Reference
4487/23
Planning authority
Dublin City Council
Received
18 Sept 2023
Decided
7 Feb 2024
Status
On Site
Dwellings
1
Site area
0.0206 ha
Further information requested
10 Nov 2023
Further information received
11 Jan 2024
Commenced
30 Mar 2026

Proposed development

PROTECTED STRUCTURE: The proposed development consists of: the demolition of a two storey structure, 75sq.m in size, in commercial use at the rear of 10 Ely Place, Dublin 2, and the removal of 10 no. parking spaces, the construction of a replacement 2 storey, 3-bedroom mews dwelling 178 sq.m in size, with 2 no. gated parking spaces and associated open space. The proposal will include roof lights, green roof and all associated site development works.

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