& RETENTION: Planning permission at No. 7 Summerville Park
No. 7 Summerville Park, Dublin 6, D06 A2F2
0.0097 ha · On Site
Planning application 5008/26 to Dublin City Council: & RETENTION: Planning permission and retention permission for a Protected Structure, at No. 7 Summerville Park. Granted by the council on 6 March 2026. Work commenced on 13 May 2026.
Timeline
- Application lodged
- Council granted
- Work commenced
Key facts
Proposed development
PROTECTED STRUCTURE:PERMISSION & RETENTION: Planning permission and retention permission for a Protected Structure. Retention for: change of use of existing dwelling previously divided into 2 flats into a single family dwelling; Permission for: reroofing existing existing main roof using existing slates where possible and new to match existing; Removal of existing metal skylight at rear of building and replacement with 2 new glazed roof windows in rear main roof; Replacement of non- original mineral felt finish to roof and walls of attic level rear return with black/grey zinc cladding & replacement of window; Removal of external metal window bars to 3 no. windows to the rear; Removal of existing PVC windows at ground and first floor of return and replacement with painted timber sliding sash windows; Removal of existing PVC door in rear return and replacement with painted timber frame glazed door; Demolition of boiler house and flue in the rear yard & landscaping to yard; Repair of damaged black and white floor tiles at front entrance; Ancillary site works and various internal alterations not subject to planning permission at No.7 Summerville Park, Dublin 6, D06 A2F2, a protected structure.
Planning status
A commencement notice has been lodged: works are under way or about to start.
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