7no. 3 Bedroom two and three storey (part single storey) dwellings with green roofs…
To the rear/ north of ‘Glenview’ dwelling, east of ‘Burford’ dwelling, Thormanby Road, Howth, Dublin 3, D13 HX28
Proposed development
7no. 3 Bedroom two and three storey (part single storey) dwellings with green roofs and solar panels arranged in one stepped terrace of six dwellings and one detached single and two storey dwelling facing Thormanby Road, with balconies at second floor level facing north and east to dwellings No.s 2-6, with pedestrian access from Thormanby Road ( to Unit No.s 1-6) and vehicular and pedestrian access to all units from shared surface laneway with automatic vehicular gate from Thormanby Road, returning to the rear of Dwelling No.s 1-6 at a lower ground level (with stone gabion retaining structure to western boundary and part southern boundary) also providing access to semi- basement / lower level rear garages with car parking and landscaped roof terraces over and access to dwelling No.s 1-7, off street parking for 2no. car parking spaces to dwelling No. 7 and provision of 3 no. visitor car parking space on Thormanby Road, located to the eastern side of ‘Glenview’ dwelling including relocating entrance piers and automatic gates and part eastern boundary to ‘Glenview’ with footpath, landscaped incidental areas of open space, including all associated siteworks (including demolition of 3 no. small outbuildings to ‘Glenview’), boundaries, landscaping, front and side screen walls, raised planters, access steps, concealed integrated refuse, parcel post stores and pedestrian gates. On a site (circa 2238m2 / 0.2238 Hectares) located on Thormanby Road, Howth, D13, Co. Dublin, to the rear/ north of ‘Glenview’ dwelling D13 HX28, east of ‘Burford’ dwelling D13 X229 on Dungriffin Road and the Hazelhatch (Nos. 1-7) residential estate on Thormanby Road.
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Permission was refused on 22 Jul 2024. The applicant may appeal within four weeks of the decision.
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