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Packaging Laundry Ltd Unit C Oldcourt Business Park Wurtzburg Avenue Boghall Road Bray Co Wicklow (Eircode A98P6N3), and the former home of, Wicklow Timber and Joinery Ltd Wurtzburg Avenue Boghall Road Bray Co Wicklow (Eircode A98WD37).

Demolition of a workshop and construction of a nine-meter-high storage and processing building with associated retentions.

2360117 · Wicklow County Council · Lodged 26 June 2023

Reference: 2360117
Authority: Wicklow County Council
Register status: Invalid or incomplete
Type: PERMISSION
Received: 26 June 2023

Summary

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The project involves removing an existing single-storey joinery workshop to construct a new nine-meter-high storage and processing building. The application also seeks retention for a water storage tank, a lean-to building housing a chipping machine, and a wash-area canopy.

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Removal of existing single-storey joinery workshop building and adjacent yard, and construction in its place of new nine meter high single-storey storage/processing building, on site at former home of wicklow timber and joinery ltd, wurtzburg avenue, boghall road, bray, co wicklow (eircode a98wd37). This site is immediately adjacent and adjoining the existing home of the applicant company, packaging laundry ltd, at unit c, oldcourt business park, wurtzburg avenue, boghall road, bray, co wicklow, (eircode a98p6n3), and the application includes retention of an external cylindrical water storage tank, and minor items of external plant. It also includes for retention of an existing lean-to building which houses a chipping machine, and retention of an existing wall-mounted wash-area canopy. Other minor associated works will include the provision of markings for car parking, markings for a turning circle, and markings for loading areas, and gates to the external storage areas. Signage, too, is included as illustrated

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Residential Property Price Register sales within 500 metres of this site
Address	Date	Price	Distance
12 Cedar Court, Bray, Co Wicklownot full market price	Nov 2025	€180,000	90 m
The Eagles Nest, Rear 24 Boghall Cottages, Boghall Rd	Apr 2026	€400,000	116 m
Ard Lui, 19 Boghall Cottages, Boghall Rd	Sept 2025	€602,500	181 m
127 Oldcourt Ave Bray, Wicklow	Mar 2025	€160,000	182 m
27 Oldcourt Dr, Boghall Rd, Bray	Jun 2025	€346,000	219 m
Glenties, 88a Oldcourt Grove, Boghall Rd	Sept 2025	€625,000	228 m
80 Oldcourt Drive, Bray, Co. Wicklow	Sept 2025	€225,000	235 m
14 Boghall Cottages, Boghall Rd, Bray	Dec 2025	€475,000	266 m

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Application received26 June 2023

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