Development on a site of c.0.25 hectares at the former Donnybrook Laundry…
The Former Donnybrook Laundry at the Crescent, Donnybrook, Dublin 4
Proposed development
PROTECTED STRUCTURE: Pembroke Partnership Limited intends to apply for permission for development on a site of c.0.25 hectares at the former Donnybrook Laundry at The Crescent, Donnybrook, Dublin 4 (A Protected Structure is located within the site: a chimney stack (RPS Ref. 8713)). The development will consist of the demolition of existing structures at the site (c. 1,166 sq m). The chimney stack and the former two storey laundry building in south-eastern corner of the site are to be retained. The development will also consist of a new residential development of 38 no. units, comprising: - The refurbishment of the existing laundry building to provide 4 no. units (2 no. two bed duplex units and 2 no. three bed houses); and - the construction of 3 no. new blocks ranging in height from 3-6 storeys to provide 31 no. apartments and 3 no. houses (18 no. one bed units - including 1 no. one bed studio unit, 7 no. two bed units; and 9 no. three bed units). The refurbishment works to the former laundry building will include provision of openings within the eastern and western elevations to provide new windows and access points; and new openings to the existing roof. The proposed development will also consist of private, communal and public open space, surface car parking, bicycle parking, motorcycle parking, EV charging, waste storage facilities, vehicular and pedestrian access / egress and associated circulation routes, including the widening and improvement of the existing vehicular entrance to the property from The Crescent, hard and soft landscaping, boundary treatment, SUDs measures and all other associated site development works above and below ground.
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