Planning Permission Ireland
RefusedAlterationsDecided 24 August 2018

Cut Bush, Ballysax, The Curragh

Redevelopment of a commercial and residential site including two new bungalows, a commercial extension, and site layout changes.

18789 · Kildare County Council · Lodged 2 July 2018

Reference
18789
Authority
Kildare County Council
Register status
Decided
Type
PERMISSION
Received
2 July 2018
Residential units
2
Floor area
172 m²

Summary

AI-generated

This application seeks to modify an existing site layout to allow for redevelopment. It includes the construction of two semi-detached bungalows, a two-storey side extension to an existing commercial unit to cover an external stairway, a new commercial vehicle entrance, and the partial demolition of a storage shed.

Alterationsredevelopmentbungalowcommercial

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Official record

Development description

(a) permission to modify and amend the existing site layout arrangement of planning application reference 04/1583 - which includes the relocation of public open space, car parking (off site and on site), bin storage, bicycle storage etc. To allow for the redevelopment of the site. (b) permission for new commercial vehicle entrance to replace the existing entrance arrangement. (c) permission for the construction of 2 no. Single storey semi-detached bungalows, connection to public foul sewer and all associated site works. (d) partial demolition of existing storage shed. (e) permission to construct a two storey side extension to existing two storey commercial unit (which comprises of a ground floor shop unit, public bar and lounge, two storey residential house and 3 no. Apartments at first floor). The extension will replace an existing uncovered external stairway to the first floor apartments with a covered stairwell. All of the above works to include all associated site works to accommodate the development as described

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Recent sales nearby

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Residential Property Price Register sales within 500 metres of this site
AddressDatePriceDistance
1 C�l An Tor, Cutbush, Ballysaxprice excludes VATJan 2025€427,400159 m
7 Cluain Dara, Cutbush, BallysaxOct 2025€565,000163 m
5 Cul An Tor, Cutbush, Co Kildareprice excludes VATJan 2025€436,123242 m
7 Cul an Tor, Cutbush, Curraghprice excludes VATApr 2026€439,647257 m
8 Cul an Tor, Cutbushprice excludes VATJun 2026€400,881257 m
223 Cut Bush, Brownstown, CurraghOct 2025€290,000313 m
4 Ballyfair, Curragh, KildareOct 2025€240,000473 m

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Sources: Building Control Management System (commencement notices) and the Residential Property Price Register, licensed under CC BY 4.0. Records are matched to this application by location and may not be exhaustive; always confirm against the official source before relying on them.

Key dates

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  1. Application received2 July 2018
  2. Decision due26 August 2018
  3. Decision issued24 August 2018

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