WEB5175/21
The renovation and extension of an existing mews building to accommodate 1no. three storey single bed terraced mews dwelling with an overall height of 7.66m to match neighbouring properties and a gross floor area of 53.14 sq.m with a terrace to the rear at second floor level and all associated site works.
Refused
Core Refusal Reason
The proposed development's height, scale, and extensive alterations would negatively impact the architectural character, historic fabric, and legibility of the mews building and the surrounding Conservation Area.
Decision Maker's Conclusion
- The height, scale, and form of the proposed alterations would result in the loss of the original mews building's legibility and historic fabric.
- The development fails to comply with Development Plan policies requiring minimal intervention and sensitive design relative to the original structure's proportions.
- The proposal would set an undesirable precedent and cause significant injury to the streetscape, the Conservation Area, and the amenities of neighboring properties.
Cited Policies (CDP)
11.1.5.316.10.16CHC2
Decision Document Summary
The application proposed the renovation and extension of an existing mews building at 5a Baggot Court, Dublin 2, to accommodate a single townhouse. The site is situated in a sensitive historic context between Baggot Street Lower and Pembroke Lane. Dublin City Council refused permission because the scale and wholesale alteration of the building were deemed to be in conflict with heritage protection policies, failing to respect the architectural character of the original structure and the wider Co...SOURCE PDFOpen Original
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