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D22A/0353

Granted

Cherrywood House, Cherrywood Road, Shankill, Dublin 18 (A Protected Structure)

protected structure

Multiple

outbuildings upgraded

What's planned

The development involves restoring and upgrading Cherrywood House, a legally protected historic building, by removing modern flat-roofed extensions and carrying out conservation repairs and upgrades throughout the main house and its outbuildings.

Heritage & conservation

The twentieth-century flat-roofed extensions to the north will be demolished. Inside, concrete floors will be replaced with limecrete (a breathable alternative), walls will receive breathable insulation, and windows will be carefully altered. Mechanical, electrical, and fire safety services will be upgraded. The outbuildings will have their roofs repaired and services upgraded.

Landscape & grounds

Associated landscape works are planned to restore and improve the grounds around the house and outbuildings.

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Development Description

Permission is being sought for demolition and replacement of twentieth century flat-roofed extensions to north of main house, creation of structural openings, removal of concrete floors and replacement with limecrete floors, interior alterations, window alterations, upgrading of mechanical and electrical services, localised fireproofing works, removal of internal finishes and installation of breathable insulation to walls, upgrading of services to outbuildings, repairs and alterations to roofs to outbuildings and associated landscape works

Application Details

Planning Reference

D22A/0353

Application Type

Permission

Status

Decision made

Registered

23 Aug 2022

Decision

GRANT PERMISSION

Decision Date

15 Sep 2022

Applicant

Leonard and Monika Abrahamson

Case Officer

Fiona CumminsApproved Officer

Agent / Architect

Cathal Crimmins Architect

Ward

Cabinteely-Loughlinstown

Decision Due

19 Sep 2022