A) demolition of an existing part single storey/part two storey over basement to rear…
37 Manor Street, Stoneybatter, Dublin 7
Proposed development
The development will consist of: a) demolition of an existing part single storey/part two storey over basement to rear return and the subsequent erection of a new part single storey/part two storey over basement extension to rear return including the partial removal of external wall to rear of main house to access the extension; b) external modifications to include cleaning & repointing the brick façade to front; removal of cementuous render to rear to expose brick, removal of windows as indicated, refurbishment of front door & provision of new door surround; c) new windows to main house and new single door to front elevation of basement; d) internal modifications to existing layout to include the reinstatement of door opes to basement & ground floor, removal of non-original stud wall & subsequent erection of new stud wall at first floor; e) replacement of non-original staircase, stud wall & associated works at basement level; f) removal of existing floor slab & provision of new insulated concrete slab at basement level. Provision of internal insulation as indicated; g) 2no. Roof lights to single storey extension to rear extension, 1no. Roof light to two storey over basement extension & 1no. Conservation roof light to main roof of existing house; h) provision for roof lights to the internal valley of main roof; i) demolition of existing garage & construction of a new garage to rear with pv panels & 2no. Roof lights to flat roof; j) and associated site works to existing two storey over basement house. No. 37 Manor Street is a Protected Structure.
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