GrantedAlterationsDecided 8 December 2008

Coolmine, Saggart, Co. Dublin.

Alterations and extensions to an approved nursing home in Saggart.

SD08A/0523 · South Dublin County Council · Lodged 11 November 2008

Reference: SD08A/0523
Authority: South Dublin County Council
Register status: Decided
Type: Permission
Received: 11 November 2008
Floor area: 314.19 m²

Summary

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The application seeks permission for alterations and extensions to a previously approved one-and-a-half-storey nursing home. The works will provide ancillary accommodation including laundry, staff rooms, dining, and lounge areas across basement, ground, and first floors.

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Development description

Alterations and extensions to previously approved one and a half storey nursing home (register reference no. Sd06a/0239) to provide ancillary accommodation consisting of the following
(1) laundry, staff changing and sanitary accommodation, stores, plant and water tank room to basement floor; (2) smoking, prayer, staff and visitors rooms, entrance porch, bin storage and additional dining, lounge and circulation areas to ground floor; (3) additional dining/lounge area to first floor; (4) internal alterations to accommodate the above including elevational revisions and all associated works. The subject is adjoined by a protected structure (no. 346 stone bridge, castle road, saggart - single arch granite bridge). No works are proposed in the vicinity of this structure

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RURU

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Residential Property Price Register sales within 500 metres of this site
Address	Date	Price	Distance
San Martinez, Castle Rd, Saggart	Dec 2025	€640,000	89 m
41 Drury Mills, Saggart, Dublin 24	Dec 2025	€550,000	419 m
15 Drury Mills, Saggart, County Dublin	Oct 2025	€520,000	455 m
6 Slade Castlewood, Saggart, Castlewood	Jun 2026	€456,000	457 m
1 Slade Castle Heights, Saggart, Dublin 24	Jun 2026	€370,000	462 m
13 Drury Park, Saggart, Co Dublin	May 2026	€395,000	469 m
7 Slade Castle Wood, Saggart, Dublin	Mar 2025	€291,000	469 m
4 Slade Castle View, Saggart, Dublin	Jun 2026	€425,000	481 m

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Key dates

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Application received11 November 2008
Further information requested18 September 2008
Further information received6 October 2008
Decision due8 December 2008
Decision issued8 December 2008
Grant issued5 February 2009

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