Deerpark House, Circular Road, Ennistymon Co Clare V95 V5W8
Proposed development
For the proposed extension, upgrade and remodeling to the property at Deerpark House, Ennistymon. Works will involve the demolition of existing garage and remodeling of existing out building
- Applicant
- Not published
- Authority
- Clare County Council
- Decision due
- Not available
Timeline
Application received
11 Dec 2023
Decision due
Not available
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the development will consist of: 1. Renovation and alterations to the existing main building, Alteration to windows on rear elevation to include a dormer window at second storey level and alteration to windows at first floor level, to include the change of use of the ground-floor retail unit to residential use, and the integration of the ground floor and existing upper-floor residential accommodation into 1 no. single residential dwelling unit comprising the entire main building. 2.Demolition of the existing single-storey rear link structure and the existing derelict 2-storey structure located to the rear of the main building; 3. Construction/rebuilding of a replacement single-storey link structure, providing a balcony area over part of the single storey link, and a replacement 2-storey building to the rear, integrated into and forming part of the proposed single residential dwelling unit;4. together with all associated site works. The site of the proposed development is located within an Architectural Conservation Area & accommodates Protected structure RPS-922 Former ‘Cyril Hynes pub’
to retain a domestic garage as constructed
to develop the Building known as G. Hayes's, which is a protected structure, RPS No. 927, for use as a three bedroomed apartment and to extend the building to provide 2 new apartments with a common entrance area, connect to services and all other associated site and ancillary works
the development will consist of: 1. Renovation and alterations to the existing main building, alteration to front elevation to construct a pitched roof over second storey windows, Alteration to windows on rear elevation to include a dormer window at second storey level and alteration to windows at first floor level, to include the change of use of the ground-floor retail unit to residential use, and the integration of the ground floor and existing upper-floor residential accommodation into 1 no. single residential dwelling unit comprising the entire main building. 2.Demolition of the existing single-storey rear link structure and the existing derelict 2-storey structure located to the rear of the main building; 3. Construction/rebuilding of a replacement single-storey link structure,providing a balcony area over part of the single storey link, and a replacement 2-storey building to the rear, integrated into and forming part of the proposed single residential dwelling unit; 4. together with associated site works. The site of the proposed development is located within an Architectural Conservation Area
to RETAIN: 1. The demolition and reconstruction of the front boundary wall. 2. The widening of the access point. 3. The clearance of the site and the alterations of ground levels. 4. The use of the site for the open-air storage of hardware materials and planning PERMISSION to demolish the existing storage buildings and replace with external storage racking, to construct retaining wall to yard and all associated site works
for the change of use from commercial use (hair salon) to residential use, including minor changes to the front elevation (i.e. removal of signage), at the existing property