Planning application · Dublin City Council

Construction of an extension to the existing ground floor dining/sitting room at the rear…

70 Aughrim Street, Stoneybatter, Dublin 7

WEB1695/25 · DublinOn Site
Reference
WEB1695/25
Planning authority
Dublin City Council
Received
1 Apr 2025
Decided
21 May 2025
Status
On Site
Site area
0.0029 ha
Commenced
12 Jan 2026

Proposed development

The development will consist of the construction of an extension to the existing ground floor dining/sitting room at the rear of the property by 15.7m2 with associated site works and the construction of an extension at first floor level, over the existing ground floor dining/sitting room area, of 16.2m2 to provide a bedroom, with associated internal alterations. Total extension area is 31.9m2. Ground and First floor extensions to have low pitched roofs, with finishes to be visually consistent with the existing house.

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