Planning Permission Ireland
Awaiting decisionHousing estate

Crimmins Garage, Bray Road, Enniskerry

Demolition of a commercial garage to build 7 townhouses and 5 live/work units in Enniskerry.

221186 · Wicklow County Council · Lodged 9 November 2022

Reference
221186
Authority
Wicklow County Council
Register status
Invalid or incomplete
Type
PERMISSION
Received
9 November 2022

Summary

AI-generated

The proposal involves demolishing the existing single-storey Crimmins Garage building and forecourt. In its place, a residential development of 7 two-storey townhouses and 5 two-storey live/work units will be constructed, complete with shared parking, bicycle spaces, and a communal open space.

Housing estateredevelopmenttownhouseslive work
Residential units
12
Storeys
2

Generated from the description above by an AI model and may contain mistakes. The council’s description is the authoritative record.

Official record

Development description

(i) demolition of existing single-storey commercial building and all associated ancillary/forecourt structures; (ii) construction of a residential development comprising 7 no. Townhouses (1 no. House type a – two-storey three-bedroom detached dwelling with rear garden, roof terrace and 1 no. Rooflight; 1 no. House type b – two-storey two bedroom end-of-terrace dwelling with rear garden, roof terrace and 2 no. Rooflights; and, 5 no. House type c – two-storey two-bedroom terraced dwelling with rear garden, roof terrace and 2 no. Rooflights) and 5 no. Work/live units (5 no. House type d – two-storey, with attic level storage, tow-bedroom terraced dwelling with ground-level balcony, roof terrace and 2 no. Rooflights. Each townhouse/work/live unit will have access to 2 no. Shared parking bays comprising a total of 14 no. Vehicular parking spaces and 47 bicycle parking spaces; (iii) provision of an area of communal/public open space 356sqm to the west of the western parking bay which comprises a planted seating space and is contained by the existing boundary wall fronting r117; and, (iv) all ancillary works inclusive of footpaths, landscaping, boundary treatments and suds drainage, necessary to facilitate the development

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Recent sales nearby

within 500 m
Residential Property Price Register sales within 500 metres of this site
AddressDatePriceDistance
Arch Mews, Church Hill, EnniskerryNov 2025€375,000175 m
The Mews, Church Hill, EnniskerryAug 2025€872,000175 m
9 Kilgarron Hill Cottages, Enniskerry, Co WicklowJun 2025€410,000234 m
Dunaengus, Glencree Road, EnniskerryFeb 2026€970,000322 m
Avondale, Kilgarron Hill, EnniskerrySept 2025€960,000378 m
Larkfield, Cookstown Road, EnniskerryMay 2025€1,675,000433 m
50 Eagle Valley, Enniskerry, WicklowOct 2025€1,367,000459 m
50 Eagle Valley, Enniskerry, WicklowApr 2025€1,350,000459 m

Nearby properties, not this site — a guide to local values.

Sources: Building Control Management System (commencement notices) and the Residential Property Price Register, licensed under CC BY 4.0. Records are matched to this application by location and may not be exhaustive; always confirm against the official source before relying on them.

Key dates

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  1. Application received9 November 2022

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