GrantedApartmentsDecided 3 May 2023

Santry Avenue and Swords Road, Santry, Dublin 9.

Extension of duration for a mixed-use development including 137 residential units, retail, offices, and a crèche.

2713/17/X1 · Dublin City Council · Lodged 5 April 2023

Reference: 2713/17/X1
Authority: Dublin City Council
Register status: Decided
Received: 5 April 2023

Summary

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An extension of duration is sought for a major mixed-use development. The project involves the partial demolition of an existing warehouse and the construction of three 5-storey blocks. These will contain 137 residential units, 3 retail/commercial units, 2 office units, and a crèche.

Apartmentsmixed usedemolitioncreche

Residential units: 137
Storeys: 5
Floor area: 25,083 m²

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Official record

Development description

Ext. Of duration : permission for development at a site located at santry avenue and swords road, santry, dublin
The site is generally bound to the east by swords road, to the south by st. John's business court, to the southwest by santry hall industrial estate, to the west by santry avenue industrial estate, and to the north by santry avenue and heiton buckleys builders merchants. The proposed development (c. 25,083 sq m total gfa above basement car park, and excluding plant, bin stores and bike stores), generally comprises: the partial demolition (c. 7,781 sq m gfa) of an existing 8-bay warehouse (c. 9,539 sq m gfa), and the construction of: 1 no. 5-storey mixed use building fronting swords road (block a: c. 5,932 sq m gfa in total), including 3 no. Retail/commercial units (c. 502 sq m) at ground level and 48 no. Residential units in levels above; 1 no. 5-storey residential building (block b: c. 5,233 sq m gfa, 47 no. Residential units); 1 no. 5-storey mixed use building (block c:c. 5,383 sq m gfa in total), including 2 no. Office units (c. 373 sq m gfa) and 1 no. Crèche (c. 331 sq m gfa) at ground floor, and 42 no. Residential units from ground to 4th floor levels; the refurbishment of the partially retained and reclad double height warehouse (2-bays, 1,758 sq m gfa) with new 4-storey extension, to accommodate commercial office use (block d: c. 6,733 sq m gfa in total); and a new 4-storey commercial office building (block e: c. 1,802 sq m gfa in total); the proposed development accommodates 137 no. Residential units in total (25 no. 3-bed, 88 no. 2-bed and 24 no. 1-bed); and all ancillary and associated site development works, including: new vehicular and pedestrian access via swords road at the north east corner of the site, and environmental improvements along the swords road frontage; upgrading of existing vehicular and pedestrian access via santry avenue; new basement car park (c. 3,988 sq m) accessed via ramp under block a accommodating 122 no. Car parking spaces (to include 6 no. Disabled access), 100 no. Bicycle parking spaces, plant, etc. ; 151 no. Surface car parking spaces (to include 7 no. Disabled access); 100 no. Surface bicycle spaces; bin storage at ground level in blocks b and c; surface water attenuation tank; and, hard and soft landscaping, lighting and boundary treatment works; all on a site of c. 1.9ha

Key dates

Timeline

Application received5 April 2023
Decision due3 May 2023
Decision issued3 May 2023
Permission expiry26 August 2026

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