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Blairfinde on the corner of Portland Road, & South Place, Greystones

Demolition and reconstruction of gate piers, boundary fence upgrades, a new pedestrian entrance, and solar panels.

17877 · Wicklow County Council · Lodged 19 July 2017

Reference: 17877
Authority: Wicklow County Council
Register status: Invalid or incomplete
Type: PERMISSION
Received: 19 July 2017

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This application seeks permission to demolish and rebuild masonry gate piers set back from the boundary, install new security fencing and hedge planting, and create a new pedestrian entrance. It also requests modifications to a previous permission, including the addition of solar panels on two roof slopes and a new ground-floor window.

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Development description

Demolition of 2 no existing masonry piers adjoined to a vehicular entrance at junction of portland road and south place and the subsequent construction of two masonry gate piers to match existing in style and height, new piers to be set back within the existing boundary, the restoration and replacement (as required) of the existing policy fence with new hedge planting and 1.5m high security fence inside existing policy fencing to portland road boundary and south place boundary and the removal of a portion of the existing policy fence on the portland road boundary and subsequent construction ofa pedestrian entrance with adjoining masonry gate piers to match vehicular entrance gate piers in style and proportion and associated works to roadside boundary, construction of a mini pollar inside the boundary to house a gas meter and esb meter. This application also seeks modifications to a previously planning permission granted under 16/1403. The modifications include the addition of solar panels on two west facing roof slopes and the addition of a window at ground floor level on the side (west) elevation. The planning application is subsequent to a previously approved application of a remodel and extension of existing house under planning file reference 16/1403

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Residential Property Price Register sales within 500 metres of this site
Address	Date	Price	Distance
Knockbawn, Portland Rd, Greystones	Jan 2025	€2,200,000	79 m
Braeside, Burnaby Rd, Greystones	Jul 2025	€1,850,000	119 m
3 Burnaby Woods, Greystones, Wicklow	May 2025	€1,250,000	274 m
Dunboy, Burnaby Rd, Greystones	Apr 2025	€2,175,000	303 m
Lisbuoy, Quarry Rd, Greystones	Jan 2025	€1,750,000	342 m
Arranmore, Killincarrick Rd, Greystones	Feb 2025	€1,145,000	350 m
1 Burnaby Mews, Church Rd, Greystones	Sept 2025	€925,000	389 m
33 Burnaby Mews, Burnaby Lane, Greystones	Jun 2025	€510,000	418 m

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Application received19 July 2017

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