Planning application · Dublin City Council

(1) the construction of a two storey flat roof 2 bedroom detached dwelling house within…

1 Calderwood Road, Drumcondra, Dublin 9, D09 F6P3

WEB2093/25 · DublinClosed
Reference
WEB2093/25
Planning authority
Dublin City Council
Received
19 May 2025
Decided
9 Jul 2025
Status
Closed
Dwellings
1
Site area
0.0679 ha

Proposed development

The development will consist of (1) the construction of a two storey flat roof 2 bedroom detached dwelling house within the rear garden (2) vehicular parking is within the previous constructed parking area off Calderwood Grove (3) new pedestrian gate within boundary wall to Calderwood Grove and (4) connections to all services and all necessary ancillary site development works to facilitate this development.

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Permission was refused on 9 Jul 2025. The applicant may appeal within four weeks of the decision.

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