GrantedAlterationsDecided 13 July 2011

21A, Carrigwood, Firhouse, Dublin 24

Retention of alterations to a previously approved house, including external finishes, windows, and an increased floor area.

SD11B/0183 · South Dublin County Council · Lodged 19 May 2011

Reference: SD11B/0183
Authority: South Dublin County Council
Register status: Decided
Type: Permission and Retention
Received: 19 May 2011
Floor area: 104.5 m²

Summary

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The application seeks permission and retention for alterations to a previously approved development. This includes retaining as-built external finishes, a front canopy, fencing, side passage windows, and an increased floor area from 98 sq.m. to 104.5 sq.m., alongside a new landscape plan for the rear garden.

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Official record

Development description

Alterations to previously approved development to include retention of all as built external finishes, canopy over front door, concrete post & timber fence to rear and side of property between no. 's 21 and 21a carrigwood; retention of provision of side passage to east, 2 no. Ground floor and 1 no. First floor windows over side passage adjacent 21 carrigwood; omission of previously approved rooflights, an increase in floor area from 98sq. M. To 104.5sq. M. , hard landscaping to front of house and additional 1 no. Off-street car parking space to front, retention of alterations to boundary wall to road; planning permission is sought for new landscape plan to rear garden.

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“To protect and/or improve residential amenity”

National zoning type: Existing residential

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Residential Property Price Register sales within 500 metres of this site
Address	Date	Price	Distance
22 Woodlawn Park Grove, Firhouse, Dublin 24	May 2026	€575,000	73 m
49 Woodlawn Park Grove, Firhouse, Dublin	Jul 2025	€550,000	110 m
113A Woodlawn Park Grove, Firhouseprice excludes VAT	Apr 2026	€526,000	115 m
69 Woodlawn Park Grove, Firhouse, Dublin 24	Aug 2025	€490,000	141 m
110 Carrigwood, Ballycullen Dr, Firhouse Dublin 24	Mar 2026	€670,000	184 m
125 Woodlawn Park Grove, Firhouse, Co Dublin	Apr 2026	€565,000	208 m
127 Woodlawn Park Grove, Firhouse, Dublin 24	Sept 2025	€545,000	220 m
50 Monalea Grove, Firhouse, Dublin 24	May 2026	€460,000	248 m

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Key dates

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Application received19 May 2011
Decision due12 July 2011
Decision issued13 July 2011
Grant issued23 August 2011

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