InvalidRetentionDecided 17 February 2025

ConVista, Abbey Hill, Military Road, Killiney, Co. Dublin, A96R5CC

Retention of front and western boundary walls, piers, and timber gates at a house in Killiney.

D25A/0114/WEB · Dun Laoghaire Rathdown County Council · Lodged 14 February 2025

Reference: D25A/0114/WEB
Authority: Dun Laoghaire Rathdown County Council
Register status: Decided
Type: Permission for Retention
Received: 14 February 2025

Summary

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The applicant is seeking retention permission for capped and rendered front garden boundary walls. The works include stepped western boundary walls with a relocated gated vehicle entrance, pedestrian and vehicle entrance piers, and solid timber gates. The site is located within an architectural conservation area.

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Official record

Development description

The applicant is applying for retention permission for the capped and rendered front (south) garden boundary walls (these walls which differ from those included in the previously granted planning permissions ref. D16a/0732 & d22a/0095). The western boundary walls which feature a relocated gated vehicle entrance, are stepped with the slope of the site with a height of 1.6m at the end of each step and 1.5m at the lowest point, and are bookended by piers at both the vehicle and pedestrian entrances. The piers at the pedestrian entrance are 2.1m high, while at the vehicle entrance the north pier is 1.8m high, with the south reaching 1.9m. There are solid timber gates, in both the vehicle and pedestrian entrances, the vehicle entrance gates reach a height of 1.6m, while the gate at the pedestrian entrance is 1.8m high. All at convista (formerly referred to as rosscahill), abbey hill, military road, killiney, co. Dublin, a96 r5cc. The site is within an architectural conservation area.

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Residential Property Price Register sales within 500 metres of this site
Address	Date	Price	Distance
Abbeylands East, Military Rd, Killiney	Feb 2025	€2,750,000	37 m
Eversley, Military Rd, Killiney	Jan 2026	€1,900,000	46 m
Lasserre, Military Rd, Killiney	Jul 2025	€1,850,000	135 m
12 The Court Killiney Bay, Station Rd, Killiney	Jul 2026	€1,190,000	297 m
Oakdene Lodge, Killiney Hill Rd, Killiney	Feb 2026	€780,000	486 m
1 Seafield Rd, Killiney, Dublin	Dec 2025	€1,260,000	489 m

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Application received14 February 2025
Decision due10 April 2025
Decision issued17 February 2025

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