Residential development consisting of the demolition of the existing single storey…
Lands at Le Rondini, Carr's Lane, Dublin 17, D17 DY20
Proposed development
Residential development consisting of the demolition of the existing single storey, detached dwelling, known as Le Rondini, and the construction of 55 no. residential units (43 no. houses and 12 no. duplex units). The 43 houses comprise 35 no. 3-bed houses and 8 no. 4-bed houses, end-terraced and mid-terraced, all two storeys in height, with external bin stores and bike stores to the rear. The 12 duplex units comprise 6 no. 2-bed/3 person units at ground level and 6 no. 3-bed units over first and second floor levels, in a building three storeys in height, with private balconies/terraces. Includes 1 no. detached ESB substation, 52 no. car parking spaces at surface level, bicycle parking, reduction in height of existing stone wall to the front, modifications to existing vehicular access, footpaths, pedestrian connection into adjoining Saint Doulagh's Oaks, landscaping including play equipment, boundary treatments, public lighting, and all associated engineering and site works.
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