Part demolition and the renovation of the existing street front building at No. 9-11 Rock…
9-11, Rock Hill, Blackrock, Dublin, A94P5C7
Proposed development
The development will consist of the part demolition and the renovation of the existing street front building at No. 9-11 Rock Hill including the renovation and alteration of the commercial units at ground floor level and a change of use and alterations to the layout at first floor to create 2 no. studio apartments, the construction of a new second floor with a one bedroom apartment and roof terrace over the existing structure, set back from the street line, and the construction of a new 6 storey over basement extension to the rear facing Bath Place with 5 no. two bedroom apartments, 1 no. one bedroom apartment, an apartment entrance and a refuse area and bike store at basement level and ancillary site works.
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