GrantedExtensionDecided 7 October 2021

Courtyard to the north of the Bone Marrow Treatment Unit, Phase 1F the Main Hospital, St. James's Hospital, James's Street, Dublin 8, D08 A978

A single-storey extension to the Bone Marrow Treatment Unit at St. James's Hospital.

3327/21 · Dublin City Council · Lodged 13 August 2021

Reference: 3327/21
Authority: Dublin City Council
Register status: Decided
Type: Permission
Received: 13 August 2021

Summary

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The development consists of a 212 sqm single-storey extension to the Bone Marrow Treatment Unit to accommodate four acute leukaemia hospital ward treatment units. It includes an 18 sqm link corridor, rooftop plant equipment with a screen, and associated site works.

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Storey: 1
Floor area: 230 m²

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Official record

Development description

The board of st. James's hospital intends to apply for planning permission for development in the courtyard to the north of the bone marrow treatment unit, phase 1f, st. James's hospital, james's street, dublin 8, d08 a978. The development will consist of the construction of a single storey 4.9m high extension (212 sq. M. ) to the bone marrow treatment unit to accommodate 4 no. Acute leukaemia hospital ward treatment units; a link corridor to the existing bone marrow treatment unit (a further 18 sq. M. ); roof top plant equipment with 1.4m high screen; and all other site development works above and below ground required to facilitate the development, all at podium level within the adjacent courtyard.

Land-use zoning

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Z15: Community and Social InfrastructureCI

“To protect and provide for community uses and social infrastructure.”

National zoning type: Mixed/general community services/facilities uses

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within 500 m

Residential Property Price Register sales within 500 metres of this site
Address	Date	Price	Distance
68 Jamess Walk, Rialto, Dublin 8not full market price	Dec 2025	€10,811	90 m
69 St James Walk, Rialto, Dublin 8	Feb 2025	€275,000	91 m
67 St James Walk, Rialto, Dublin 8	Apr 2026	€407,500	91 m
106 Rialto Court, Rialto, Dublin 8	Dec 2025	€242,000	114 m
3 Rialto St, Rialto, Dublin 8	Sept 2025	€425,000	132 m
Apt 5, 49 St Anthonys Road, Herberton	May 2025	€405,000	141 m
35 Rialto Cottages, Rialto, Dublin 8	May 2025	€340,000	152 m
23 Rialto Court, Rialto St, Dublin 8	Feb 2025	€275,000	166 m

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Key dates

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Application received13 August 2021
Decision due7 October 2021
Decision issued7 October 2021
Grant issued18 November 2021

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