St Valery's House , Fassaroe , Bray — planning application WICKLOW 20241

What’s proposed

refurbishment of St Valery's House (protected structure). Works include demolition of the existing workshop building to the east of St Valery's House, change of use of the ground, first and second floor levels of St Valery's House from residential to office use, refurbishment of St Valery's House. Works to include internal modifications to the existing house including reconfiguration of existing rooms at ground and first floor level to accommodate office use and internal demolition works and reconfiguration of existing rooms at the lower ground floor level to accommodate 2 no 2 bedroom apartments. External modifications including amendments to existing fenestration and elevations. The removal of the existing non original conservatory at the rear of the St Valery's House and modifications to the rear elevation including new glazing to ground floor corridor (to replace conservatory), new railings to existing lightwell, new openings to the rear façade at lower ground floor, and new glazing to lower ground floor apartments. The provision of 20 car parking spaces to serve the proposed development. Upgrades to the existing internal access road through the site and the entrance from the Kilbride Lane, the proposed development also includes the installation of a wastewater treatment system, all ancillary site development and landscaping works

Planning details

Reference: 20241
Local authority: Wicklow County Council
Status: Withdrawn or invalid · register status “DEEMED WITHDRAWN”
Received: 10 Mar 2020
Observations close: 14 Apr 2020 (closed 2362 days ago)
Decision due: No due date published
Decision: Not decided
Proposed development: refurbishment of St Valery's House (protected structure). Works include demolition of the existing workshop building to the east of St Valery's House, change of use of the ground, first and second floor levels of St Valery's House from residential to office use, refurbishment of St Valery's House. Works to include internal modifications to the existing house including reconfiguration of existing rooms at ground and first floor level to accommodate office use and internal demolition works and reconfiguration of existing rooms at the lower ground floor level to accommodate 2 no 2 bedroom apartments. External modifications including amendments to existing fenestration and elevations. The removal of the existing non original conservatory at the rear of the St Valery's House and modifications to the rear elevation including new glazing to ground floor corridor (to replace conservatory), new railings to existing lightwell, new openings to the rear façade at lower ground floor, and new glazing to lower ground floor apartments. The provision of 20 car parking spaces to serve the proposed development. Upgrades to the existing internal access road through the site and the entrance from the Kilbride Lane, the proposed development also includes the installation of a wastewater treatment system, all ancillary site development and landscaping works
As published by the register.
Site area: 1.07 ha from the mapped boundary, not the council's figure
Applicant: Not published — the national feed carries no applicant name council register

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