Planning application · Dublin City Council

Development at this site: Raven House, Jamestown Road, Finglas…

Raven House, Jamestown Road, Dublin 11

WEB2747/26 · DublinClosed

This application amends WEB2119/25, which carries the original file.

Reference
WEB2747/26
Planning authority
Dublin City Council
Received
14 Jul 2026
Decided
20 Jul 2026
Status
Closed

Proposed development

Percolt Limited, intend to apply for permission for development at this site: Raven House, Jamestown Road, Finglas, Dublin 11. The development will consist of: (a) the demolition of an existing two-storey building (GIA 188.3 sq m) to the west of Raven House, fronting Jamestown Road; (b) the construction of a seven-storey extension to the existing building known as Raven House (permitted under DCC ref 3253/22 and amended under DCC Ref WEB2119/25), comprising 15 no. apartments (10 no. one-bedroom units and 5 no. studio units). Proposed Floor Areas are as follows: Apartment Type A, 1 Bed (49.87 sqm), Apartment Type B, 1 Bed (46.75 sqm), Apartment Type C, Studio (35.29 sqm), Circulation (6.7 sqm per typical floor), ground floor lobby extension (7.3 sq m), a plant room (18 sq m), and a ground floor retail unit (85.6 sq m); (c) the reconfiguration of Raven House, whereby the existing communal amenity spaces currently dispersed as small rooms (27 sqm on 1st to 5th floors) are to be incorporated into the proposed apartments, with the communal amenity provision replaced by a single larger communal amenity room at sixth floor (uppermost) level (100.5 sq m); (d) all associated site development works, including an extension to the previously permitted bicycle and bin stores (Total Area extended 26 sq m) (as permitted under DCC Ref. WEB2119/25) and the removal of 2 no. car parking spaces (as permitted under DCC Ref. 3253/22) to facilitate the expanded bicycle and bin stores. The proposed development includes 15 no. secure long-term bicycle parking spaces and 9 no. visitor bicycle parking spaces. The development also includes connections to all public services and utilities, foul and surface water drainage, hard and soft landscaping, and all ancillary works necessary to facilitate the development.

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