3, Simmonscourt Court, Simmonscourt Road, Ballsbridge, Dublin 4, D04A4N6
Reconstruction and expansion of the ground floor and alterations to the first floor and roof.
0511/25 · Dublin City Council · Lodged 20 November 2025
- Reference
- 0511/25
- Authority
- Dublin City Council
- Register status
- Decided
- Received
- 20 November 2025
Summary
AI-generatedThe ground floor will be reconstructed with a modest footprint expansion from 9 to 20 square meters. The first floor will retain its footprint while squaring off chamfered corners, and new rear patio doors will be added.
- Floor area
- 20 m²
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Official record
Development description
Expp: description of proposed development ground floor: to be reconstructed with a modest increase in footprint, expanding from approximately 9 m² to 20 m². The additional width--approximately 1 m on each side-- will enhance internal usability while remaining clearly subordinate to the main dwelling. First floor: to retain the same footprint and floor area as the existing projection, with the existing chamfered corners squared off to form 90-degree angles for improved appearance and internal layout efficiency. Roof: the roof height and overall ridge level will remain unchanged, continuing the existing pyramid- style form and matching materials of the host building. Openings and elevational treatment: partial replacement of existing glazing with solid wall sections for increased privacy and wall space; new rear patio-style doors at ground level providing improved garden access. External alterations: partial replacement of existing glazed panels with solid wall elements. Allowing for improved wall space and thermal performance and formation of a new rear opening with patio-style double doors to the garden.
Key dates
Timeline
- Application received20 November 2025
- Decision due17 December 2025
- Decision issued11 December 2025
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