WEB2053/25
The development will consist of the construction of an extension to the side at first floor level over the existing garage, a two-storey extension to the rear and for alterations to the roof of the existing house to form a gable to the rear to allow the existing attic area to be used for non-habitable storage purposes only and all associated ancillary development works above and below ground at my 2-storey semi-detached dwelling.
Core Planning Reasoning
The development is recommended for grant as it constitutes a sustainable intensification of an existing residential site that, as amended by further information, is in keeping with the character of the area and complies with the Dublin City Development Plan 2022-2028 standards for extensions and residential amenity.
Decision Maker's Conclusion
- The proposed development, following revisions that reduced the eaves height and provided a 1.5m first-floor setback, is subservient to the host dwelling and maintains the residential character of Hazelbrook Road.
- The extension and dormer roof alterations comply with the qualitative and quantitative standards of Appendix 18 of the Dublin City Development Plan, ensuring over 50% of private open space is retained and room sizes meet minimum requirements.
- There are no significant impacts on the residential amenities of neighbouring properties in terms of overshadowing, overlooking, or overbearing appearance, particularly given the southerly orientation and existing pattern of development in the vicinity.
Cited Policies (CDP)
Decision Document Summary
The application relates to a semi-detached red-brick dwelling at 60 Hazelbrook Road, Terenure, seeking permission for a first-floor side extension over an existing garage, a two-storey rear extension, and roof alterations to include a rear dormer for non-habitable storage. The site context is an established residential area where similar extensions are common. A third-party appeal raised concerns regarding excessive room proportions, the bulk/height of the rear extension, and its proximity to th...PDF Document Missing
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