19 Summerhill, Ennis, Co. Clare
Demolition of an existing shed and construction of a ground floor rear extension in Ennis.
16986 · Clare County Council · Lodged 19 December 2016
- Reference
- 16986
- Authority
- Clare County Council
- Register status
- Decided
- Type
- PERMISSION
- Received
- 19 December 2016
Summary
AI-generatedThe application seeks permission to demolish an existing shed on site. It also proposes the construction of a ground floor extension to the rear of the existing dwelling house, with all associated site works.
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Official record
Development description
To demolish existing shed and to construct a ground floor extension to rear of existing dwelling house, with all associated site works
Built & sold
What happened next
Beyond the decision: whether this development was built, and what property here has sold for.
Recent sales nearby
within 500 m| Address | Date | Price | Distance |
|---|---|---|---|
| 18 Parnell Court, Summerhill, Ennis | Nov 2025 | €178,000 | 49 m |
| 3 Summerhill, Ennis, Co Clare | Jun 2025 | €220,000 | 50 m |
| 2 Carmody St, Ennis, Co Clare | Feb 2026 | €390,000 | 63 m |
| 1st Floor Apt, Upper Market Street, Ennis | Jan 2025 | €180,000 | 129 m |
| 1 Ahernes Tce, Carmody St, Ennis | Feb 2026 | €210,000 | 149 m |
| 3/4 Market St, Ennis, Co Clare | Jun 2025 | €300,000 | 150 m |
| 17 Merchants Square, Ennis, Co Clare | Apr 2026 | €192,000 | 166 m |
| 6 Ahern Terrace, Carmody St, Ennis | Feb 2025 | €150,000 | 169 m |
Nearby properties, not this site — a guide to local values.
Sources: Building Control Management System (commencement notices) and the Residential Property Price Register, licensed under CC BY 4.0. Records are matched to this application by location and may not be exhaustive; always confirm against the official source before relying on them.
Key dates
Timeline
- Application received19 December 2016
- Decision due21 February 2017
- Decision issued16 February 2017
- Grant issued19 March 2017
- Permission expiry18 March 2022
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