Planning application · Wicklow County Council

Development at St Patrick's Road, Marlton Road and Abbey Street

St Patrick's Road, Marlton Road and Abbey Street, Wicklow Town

2560230 · WicklowIn AssessmentUnder appeal

up to 2 storeys · 0.84 ha · Under appeal since May 2026

Planning application 2560230 to Wicklow County Council at St Patrick's Road, Marlton Road and Abbey Street, Wicklow Town. Now under appeal to An Coimisiún Pleanála.

Timeline

  1. Application lodged
  2. Further information requested
  3. Further information received
  4. Council decided
  5. Appealed to An Coimisiún Pleanála

Key facts

Reference
2560230
Planning authority
Wicklow County Council
Received
28 Mar 2025
Decided
14 Apr 2026
Status
In Assessment
Site area
0.84 ha
Further information requested
22 May 2025
Further information received
20 Feb 2026
Appeal
PL-501303-WW-26

Homes and mix

  • Public open space
  • 63 car parking spaces

Read from the description, not stated on the register. Shown only where the parts add up to the total.

Proposed development

for development at a site of approximately 0.84 Ha. The proposed development principally consists of: the demolition of the existing dwelling known as ‘The Pines’ and the adjacent storage building (approximately 155 sq m); the change of use and refurbishment of the 2-storey builders’ merchant retail store building (and yard) to office (631.3 sq m); and the construction of 25 No. residential dwellings (9 No. 2-bed, 10 No. 3-bed and 6 No. 4-bed) as houses and duplexes in structures of 2 No. storeys to 3 No. storeys (plus habitable attic over) (3,130.1 sq m). The development also comprises: refurbishment of the builders’ merchant retail store building to include internal reconfigurations, external alterations to elevations and roof, and signage; new site access at Marlton Road, bridge to traverse existing watercourse and internal road network; upgrades to footpaths and junctions at St Patrick’s Road, Marlton Road and Abbey Street, including a new uncontrolled pedestrian crossing at St Patrick’s Road; 63 No. car parking spaces (incorporating 5 No. existing spaces); cycle parking spaces; refuse stores; hard and soft landscaping including public open space, communal amenity space and private amenity space (as gardens and balconies/terraces); boundary treatments; public lighting; and all associated works above and below ground

Planning status

The decision has been appealed to An Coimisiún Pleanála. The appeal outcome replaces the council decision.

Appeal PL-501303-WW-26 on the An Coimisiún Pleanála website ↗

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