Planning Permission Ireland
GrantedRetentionDecided 21 May 2021

Site of 0.018 hectares, Black Vanilla Concepts and Barking Mad, Brookfield Terrace, Blackrock, County Dublin, A94 H1F9

Retention of a partial change of use from light industrial to a pet boutique and first-floor infill in Blackrock.

D21A/0059 · Dun Laoghaire Rathdown County Council · Lodged 29 April 2021

Reference
D21A/0059
Authority
Dun Laoghaire Rathdown County Council
Register status
Decided
Type
Permission for Retention
Received
29 April 2021

Summary

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Retention permission is sought for changing the use of 43 square metres of ground floor space from light industrial to a retail pet boutique. The application also seeks to retain 43 square metres of first-floor infill space and two illuminated signs.

Retentionretentionchange of useretail
Floor area
86 m²

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Official record

Development description

Retention permission for development. The development consists of the retention of the change of use of part of ground floor level (c. 43sqm) from light industrial to retail. The retail use comprises a specialist pet boutique. Retention permission is also sought for c. 43sqm of internal floor space at first floor level (infill of previous void) associated with the extant light industrial use. The application also seeks retention of 2no. New externally illuminated signs. The signage comprises o...

Land-use zoning

What this land is zoned for

Objective ESI
E To provide for economic development and employment.

National zoning type: Industrial, enterprise, employment

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within 500 m
Residential Property Price Register sales within 500 metres of this site
AddressDatePriceDistance
5 Prince Edward Terrace Upper, Carysfort Ave, BlackrockMay 2025€2,750,00058 m
26 Brookfield Terrace, Blackrock, DublinJan 2026€762,00064 m
41 Brookfield Place, Blackrock, DublinOct 2025€585,00089 m
2 Avondale Lawn, Carysfort Ave, BlackrockApr 2026€930,000103 m
10b 'loreto', Rear Of Prince Edward Terrace, BlackrockJun 2025€1,300,000131 m
27 Brookfield Court, Brookfieldprice excludes VATDec 2025€339,162141 m
23 Brookfield Court, Brookfield, Kilbarryprice excludes VATJan 2026€347,974155 m
90 Brookfield Court, Brookfield, Kilbarryprice excludes VATJan 2026€330,352155 m

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  1. Application received29 April 2021
  2. Decision issued21 May 2021

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