Demolition of existing conservatory, garden shed…
Charleville, 131 Newtownpark Avenue, Blackrock, Co. Dublin, A94H0K6
Proposed development
Demolition of existing conservatory, garden shed, side stairs and landing (c. 44.6 sqm). Subdivision of the main dwelling, Charleville house (Protected Structure RPS: 1385) into two duplex units that consist of 1 no. 2-bedroom duplex unit on the ground and first floor and 1 no. 3-bedroom duplex unit on the ground and first floor each with their own independent entrances and their own private gardens. Construction of a new 1 no. 1 storey, 3-bedroom dwelling to be accessed via the existing site entrance. 47.7sqm of private open space for the new dwelling in the form of a paved patio area, courtyard and garden. Communal amenity space of 206.17 sqm. 3 no. car parking spaces. 6 no. bicycle parking spaces. 1 no. bin store. All associated site development works and service provision above and below ground on a site of 0.068ha.
What happens next
Permission was refused on 11 Aug 2026. The applicant may appeal within four weeks of the decision.
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