GrantedApartmentsDecided 14 February 2019

Bridgewater House, Main Street, Carrick-on-Suir

Conversion of a building and protected convent into 21 apartments in Carrick-on-Suir.

18600038 · Tipperary County Council · Lodged 19 January 2018

Reference: 18600038
Authority: Tipperary County Council
Register status: Decided
Type: PERMISSION
Received: 19 January 2018

Summary

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The project involves providing 17 apartments in an existing three-storey building and refurbishing the protected St Joseph's Convent Buildings to provide 4 apartments. It includes ground floor change of use, partial demolition, and external alterations.

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Residential units: 21
Storeys: 3

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Official record

Development description

A) provision of 17 no. Residential apartment units in existing three storey building, and refurbishment of protected structure (ref no. 1.24) - st josephs convent buildings - to provide 4 no. Apartments. B) change of use at ground floor level to main street from retail units to reception, day room and 1 no. Caretaker's apartment. C) demolition of external escape stairs and single storey building to east elevation. D) external alterations at main street to include new pedestrian gate and relocation of existing vehicular gate; and at north quay to include reopening of existing pedestrian door to north quay and change from emergency vehicular access to permanent vehicular access. E) external alterations to existing elevations and shop fronts at main street, including removal of panel and double doors and insertion of new window and double doors. F) internal alterations to include demolition of existing internal stairs, construction of new stair and lift core and construction of new partitions. G) car parking, refuse storage area and associated site boundary and site development works including works to "saint joseph's convent of mercy" a protected structure - ref. No. 1.24 - in the carrick-on-suir town development plan 2013

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Residential Property Price Register sales within 500 metres of this site
Address	Date	Price	Distance
Apt.3 - Bank House, Chapel Street, Carrick On Suir	Dec 2025	€110,000	69 m
Apt.1 - Bank House, Chapel Street, Carrick On Suir	Dec 2025	€110,000	69 m
Apt.2 - Bank House, Chapel Street, Carrick On Suir	Dec 2025	€110,000	69 m
Upstairs Apartment, 76 Main Street, Carrick-On-Suir	Mar 2026	€51,000	114 m
Oven Lane, Carrick On Suir, Tipperary	Oct 2025	€180,000	130 m
Apt 22, Knock Na Gow, North Quay	Nov 2025	€117,500	157 m
13 Knocknagow, North Quay, Carrick On Suir	Aug 2025	€125,000	157 m
4 Knocknagow, North Quay, Carrick On Suir	Dec 2025	€142,000	157 m

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Key dates

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Application received19 January 2018
Further information requested14 March 2018
Further information received12 December 2018
Decision due18 February 2019
Decision issued14 February 2019
Grant issued21 March 2019
Permission expiry20 March 2024

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