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8 Saint John's Road, Dublin 4, D04 YT97

Remodelling the front railings for two parking spaces, demolishing a conservatory, and building a rear garden office studio.

3092/24 · Dublin City Council · Lodged 25 January 2024

Reference: 3092/24
Authority: Dublin City Council
Register status: Decided
Type: Permission
Received: 25 January 2024

Summary

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The development includes remodelling the front railings to create a new vehicular access and off-street parking for two cars. To the rear, a non-original conservatory and shed will be demolished to build a partially sunken single-storey store and office studio. Minor alterations and insulation upgrades will also be made to the back of the house.

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Official record

Development description

Permission will consist of the remodelling of the front railings to allow for new vehicular access and off-street parking space for two vehicles to the front garden with associated landscape works; the demolition and removal of non-original conservatory and garden shed and construction of a partially sunken 1-storey store and office studio to the rear garden with associated landscape works and minor alterations to the existing built fabric to back of house including replacement of roof to the lower utility room and the addition of high performance insulation and new windows to rear return and new garden doors to lower ground floor.

Land-use zoning

What this land is zoned for

Z2: Residential Neighbourhoods (Conservation Areas)RS

“To protect and/or improve the amenities of residential conservation areas.”

National zoning type: Existing residential

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within 500 m

Residential Property Price Register sales within 500 metres of this site
Address	Date	Price	Distance
12 St Johns Rd, Sandymount, Dublin 4	Sept 2025	€2,020,000	16 m
2 St Johns Rd, Sandymount, Dublin 4	Dec 2025	€2,180,000	20 m
7 Strand Mews, St Johns Rd, Sandymount Dublin 4	May 2026	€820,000	50 m
7 Strand Mews, St Johns Rd, Sandymount Dublin 4	Sept 2025	€842,000	50 m
10 Towers Court, St John's Road, Sandymount	Apr 2025	€250,000	53 m
76 Seabury, Sydney Parade Ave, Dublin 4	Apr 2025	€525,000	54 m
82 Seabury, Sydney Parade Avenue, Sandymount	Dec 2025	€437,000	54 m
7 St Johns Rd, Sandymount, Dublin 4	Dec 2025	€1,650,000	56 m

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Key dates

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Application received25 January 2024
Decision due20 March 2024
Decision issued8 February 2024

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