RefusedExtensionDecided 16 April 2024

52, Nadara, Kilgobbin Heights, Dublin 18, D18N6E8

Demolition of the existing roof and internal walls to build a first-floor extension, converting the bungalow into a two-storey house.

D24A/0101/WEB · Dun Laoghaire Rathdown County Council · Lodged 22 February 2024

Reference: D24A/0101/WEB
Authority: Dun Laoghaire Rathdown County Council
Register status: Decided
Type: Permission
Received: 22 February 2024

Summary

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This application seeks permission to demolish the existing roof and ceiling of a detached bungalow to add a second floor. The new first floor will accommodate bedrooms, bathrooms, and a staircase under a pitched roof with rooflights. The ground floor will also be redesigned with a new front porch canopy and minor window alterations.

Extensionrenovationroof extension

Storeys: 2

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Official record

Development description

Full planning permission for the following to the existing single storey fully serviced detached house. Full planning permission is sought to demolish the existing roof/ceiling and some internal walls to accommodate a second floor and change the description of the design to a detached two storey house. Permission is sought for a first floor on the existing house footprint. First floor to accommodate new bedrooms and bathrooms and proposed stairs with roof lights on front and rear of 'a' pitched proposed roof. Ground floor redesign to accommodate the new design layout. A proposed new canopy over the porch front door. Minor alterations to the fenestration on the ground floor. Maintain connection to public sewerage and surface water and all ancillary site works.

Land-use zoning

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Objective ARS

“A To provide residential development and improve residential amenity while protecting the existing residential amenities”

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Residential Property Price Register sales within 500 metres of this site
Address	Date	Price	Distance
41 Kilgobbin Hts, Stepaside, Dublin 18	Jul 2025	€950,000	98 m
Khamsin, 1 Kilgobbin Lawn, Kilgobbin Rd Dublin 18	May 2025	€1,220,000	109 m
6 Kilgobbin Lawn, Stepaside, Dublin 18	Jul 2025	€649,500	168 m
40 St Patricks Park, Stepaside, Dublin	Oct 2025	€510,000	178 m
37 St Patricks Park, Stepaside Dublin 18, Dublin	Mar 2025	€610,000	187 m
163 The Rectory, Enniskerry Rd, Stepaside Dublin 18	Jan 2025	€695,000	216 m
64 St Patricks Park, Stepaside, Sandyford Dublin 18	Mar 2025	€685,000	220 m
137 The Rectory, Enniskerry Road, Stepaside	Sept 2025	€355,000	229 m

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Key dates

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Application received22 February 2024
Decision due17 April 2024
Decision issued16 April 2024

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