Minor internal changes to the stable building at Lehaunstown Park House, a protected structure.
Lehaunstown Park House, Laughanstown, Co Dublin, (A Protected Structure)
Lehaunstown Park House, Laughanstown, Co Dublin, (A Protected Structure)
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Revisions to previously approved works inside the stable building, with no external works.
Lehaunstown Park House is a protected structure (a legally protected historic building). Some internal walls are removed (with stubs kept and brass floor strips marking their line), a staircase is moved, a new staircase installed and an original first-floor area reinstated.
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Minor internal amendments to the Stable Building comprising: Localised removal of additional internal walls with retention of enlarged nibs to maintain the lebilibity of the historic cellular plan; Relocation of the previously approved staircase at the north-west end with an associated small void; Reinstatement of the original first-floor area at the south-east end and installation of a new staircase; Demarcation of removed walls with brass floor inlays. No external works are proposed. Thes...
Minor internal amendments to the Stable Building comprising: Localised removal of additional internal walls with retention of enlarged nibs to maintain the lebilibity of the historic cellular plan; Relocation of the previously approved staircase at the north-west end with an associated small void; Reinstatement of the original first-floor area at the south-east end and installation of a new staircase; Demarcation of removed walls with brass floor inlays. No external works are proposed. These revisions are fully consistent with the design intent and conservation-led approach of the previously granted permission.