Demolition of 3 no. existing commercial structures and construction of 2 no. independent…
3, Matthew Terrace, Monkstown Farm, Dun Laoghaire
Proposed development
Permission is sought for the demolition of 3 no. existing commercial structures and construction of 2 no. independent buildings, consisting of; (1.) A four-storey building to street (Monkstown Farm) containing: (i) access & car parking, all at ground floor, (ii) APT 1-1 no. 1 bed apartment with private terrace to street; APT 2-1 no. 1 bed apartment with private terrace to rear elevation; all at first floor level (iii) APT 3-1 no. 2 bed duplex apartment with private terrace to the street; at first and second floor levels, (iv) APT 4-1 no. 3 bed duplex apartment with private terraces to the rear & street elevations; APT 5-1 no. 2 bed duplex apartment with private terraces to the street & rear elevations; all at second and third floor level. (2.) A two-storey building to the south-western (rear) boundary of site, containing; (i) APT 6-1 no. 2 bed apartment with terraces at ground and first floor. Development to include for vehicular access of Monkstown Farm with 5 no. car parking spaces, 25 (inc 5 visitors) bicycle spaces, bin storage, storage units and communal landscaped garden area, all to the ground floor; Rooflights, green roofs, PV panels to roof and all associated site and landscaping works
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