Planning application · South Dublin County Council

Change of use and conversion of existing two storey house to a retreat house…

Esker House, Esker Road, Lucan, Co. Dublin, K78 CF44

SD26A/0201W · South DublinLodged
Reference
SD26A/0201W
Planning authority
South Dublin County Council
Received
20 Aug 2026
Status
Lodged
Application type
other
Use
hospitality

Proposed development

Change of use and conversion of existing two storey house to a retreat house with ancillary accommodation. Works to this protected structure comprise essential repairs including woodworm, wet rot and damp treatment, refurbished roof timbers, valley gutters, rainwater goods and staircase, new heating and electrical services and the introduction of a new partition and door-set to provide a minor hall and a pastoral office within the old study and complete redecoration of the internal rooms

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