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Planning application 211560

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Oakfield Cottage (1 Kilgarron Hill) , and lands to the rear of 1-10 Kilgarron Hill , Enniskerry

Appeal decision

Grant permission with revised conditions

Council status: APPLICATION FINALISED

Application details

Planning reference
211560
Council
Wicklow County Council
Proposal description
1. Demolition of 2 no. dwellings (Oakfield Cottage and dwelling to rear) and 3 no. structures associated with the former equestrian centre; 2. Construction of 22 no. 2 and 3 storey dwellings comprising of 1 no. replacement dwelling at Oakfield Cottage and 21 no. terraced dwellings on lands to the south; 3. The accommodation comprises 4 no. 2 bedroom, 14 no. 3 bedroom and 4 no. 4 bedroom dwellings with a variety of private courtyards, gardens and terraces; 4. Widening of existing entrance on Kilgarron Hill to provide vehicular and pedestrian access via a new internal access road; 5. 40 no. car parking spaces; 6. Public Open space, landscaping, boundary treatments, bin stores and all associated site works and services
Location / address
Oakfield Cottage (1 Kilgarron Hill) , and lands to the rear of 1-10 Kilgarron Hill , Enniskerry
Application type
PERMISSION
Received / registered
23 Dec 2021
Council status
APPLICATION FINALISED
Council decision
CONDITIONAL
Council decision date
8 Aug 2022
Appeal lodged
30 Aug 2022
Appeal decision
Grant permission with revised conditions
Appeal decision date
12 Jan 2024

Planning timeline

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  1. Application received

  2. Decision: CONDITIONAL

  3. Appeal lodged with An Coimisiún Pleanála

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  4. Appeal decision: Grant permission with revised conditions

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