RefusedChange of useDecided 20 July 2016

Grange Mills, 12th Lock, Newcastle Road, Lucan, Co. Dublin.

Redevelopment of a protected mill structure into two houses, a retail unit, and a coffee shop with a gallery.

SD16A/0185 · South Dublin County Council · Lodged 31 May 2016

Reference: SD16A/0185
Authority: South Dublin County Council
Register status: In progress
Type: Permission
Received: 31 May 2016
Residential units: 2

Summary

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The project involves the subdivision of the existing two-storey over basement protected mill structure. Works include replacing the barrel-style roof with a replica of the original pitched slate roof, installing an alternative sewage treatment option, and creating two 4-bedroom houses, a retail unit, and a coffee shop with a gallery.

Change of usemillheritageretailcafe

Storeys: 3

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Official record

Development description

Redevelopment of the existing two storey over basement protected mill structure – the structure is noted as 'no. 118
12th lock grand canal, ballymakaily – stone two storey industrial building' in the south dublin county council development plan 2010-2016 and as a structure no. 11204054 on niah ( national inventory of architectural heritage). The redevelopment will consist of the sub-division of the existing unit into 3 units as follows: (a) 2 4-bedroom houses, (b) a retail unit, (c) a coffee shop and associated gallery, permission for an alternative optional sewage treatment to the existing septic tank system is proposed as an alternative option to the existing system on site, permission to remove existing barrel style roof with replacement of a replication of the original pitched slated roof and all associated site works

Land-use zoning

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OSOS

“To preserve and provide for open space and recreational amenities”

National zoning type: Open space, park

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within 500 m

Residential Property Price Register sales within 500 metres of this site
Address	Date	Price	Distance
1 Adrrig Glade, Adamstown, Lucanprice excludes VAT	Dec 2025	€396,400	366 m
Apt 79-82 & 85-124 At Block C, The Irons Station Road, The Crossings Adamstownprice excludes VAT	Dec 2025	€13,715,785	366 m
37 Redford Avenue, Aderrig, Adamstownprice excludes VAT	Mar 2026	€440,529	366 m

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Key dates

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Application received31 May 2016
Decision due25 July 2016
Decision issued20 July 2016

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