Planning application · Dublin City Council

PROTECTED STRUCTURE / RETENTION: for development at this site…

100-101 Seville Place, North Dock C Ward, Dublin 1, D01 HN36

WEB1102/25 · DublinGranted
Reference
WEB1102/25
Planning authority
Dublin City Council
Received
21 Jan 2025
Decided
6 May 2025
Status
Granted
Site area
0.0045 ha
Further information requested
10 Mar 2025
Further information received
9 Apr 2025

Proposed development

PROTECTED STRUCTURE / RETENTION: for development at this site: 100 Seville Place & 101 Seville Place, Dublin 1, Dublin. 100 Seville Place and 101 Seville Place are Protected Structures with RPS Reference 7496, 7497. The development consists of: Retained as existing bedsits with full internal and external works as listed below Planning Permission is sought for: 1. External (a) Repair/restoration and installation of replacement railings across the front of the properties (b) Restore and repair stone paving (c) Lime rendering to exposed basement levels (d) Lime rendering to new retaining walls in front basement gardens (e) New stone paving/stone steps and stone coping stones (f) Soft planting and landscaping (g) Reinstate authentic replica painted timber front doors (h) New painted timber doors to all external door positions excluding 101 extensions (i) Newly positioned external doors and windows to rear elevations (j) Installation of a new external staircase to the rear extension (k) Reinstate decorative leaded fan lights over external front doors (l)Replace windows to front and rear facades with timber windows, excluding extension (m) Installation of lime feathering reveals excluding extension (n) Make good any damaged brickwork (o) New terracotta vents (p) Replacement rainwater goods throughout excluding extension (q) Existing coping stones to gables to be dressed in lead sheet (r) Reinstatement of natural slate hanging to rear (s) Lime rendering to lower level to rear (t) Undertake careful paint removal to 101 2. Internal (a) Carefully remove the IWI insulated dry lining (b) Make good internal face of all external walls Retention Permission is sought for: 3. External (a) Construction of new retaining walls in new positions (b) Adjusted door openings to front elevation (c) Carefully remove of masonry Chimneys (d) Replace full roof covering with new Slate (e) Insulation in the existing roof space (f) Replacement of existing roof access hatches with new glazed roof lights 4. External 101 Extension (a) Installation of EWI to rear extension with rendered finish (b) New raised roof structure (c) New natural Slate roof (d) New UPVC windows and doors (e) Reconfiguration of window/door openings to extension (f) New uPVC rainwater goods, soffit and fascia 5. Internal (a) Installation of new internal partitions (b) Removal of modern staircase from 100 with new timber staircase (c) Removal of 3 steps down in 101 (d) Removal of chimney breasts (e) New internal doors and woodwork (f) New floor finishes (g) New sanitaryware provision throughout (h)New kitchen installations throughout (i)New ventilation installed (j) New 1 hour fire rated ceiling (k)New electrical installation (l)New plumbing and waste connections (m) Lowering of existing ground floor.

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Permission was granted on 6 May 2025. Third parties may appeal within four weeks; after that the permission is final and works can start once a commencement notice is lodged.

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