Name: Planning applications within 500 m of 57 Philipsburgh Terrace, Dublin 3
Creator: Planning Register
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1 application on this site; latest WEB1816/25, approved 2025, work already done.
Zoned R2 (existing residential); not protected; no vacant land tax.
Nothing nearby looks set to change.
3 applications open for comments nearby; nearest closes 8 Oct 2026.
Marino Institute (bus 73, N2) 234 m away: 9 an hour at morning peak; 73 from all stops within 500 m.
Here (2022 census): 71% owner-occupied (council 47%); 5% of homes empty (council 8%); most built 1919–1945; 30% drive to work (council 28%).
30 home extensions within 250 m since 2021: 21 approved (100%). Most were single-storey rear extensions.
The council decides in a median 55 days (about 8 weeks); 1 in 4 is asked for more information.

On this site

R2

Zoning · Existing residential

No

Protected or listed · on our maps

No

Vacant land tax · lived-in homes don't pay it

1 in 20

Radon (EPA) · homes with high radon

Around it

3

Open for comments · you can comment

90%

Approved, when decided · 104 approved · 12 refused

100%

Extensions approved (250 m) · 21 of 21 · most single-storey rear extensions

55 days

Time to a decision · median; 1 in 4 asked for more information

0

Sites that could change · none found

No

Flood risk area nearby (OPW map) · none within 500 m

0

Protected buildings nearby · not this site

71%

Owner-occupied (2022) · council 47%

5%

Homes empty (2022) · council 8%

73/h

Public transport, morning peak · services from stops within 500 m

Questions to ask before you buy 3

Work already done (WEB1816/25): work kept with permission. Done as approved?
Ask for: The retention grant and an opinion of compliance.
Application 324 m away open for comments until 8 Oct 2026: comment?
Ask for: The plans on the council's website (€20 to comment).
Any work done without planning permission?
Ask for: An opinion of compliance for the whole house.

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About this home

57 Philipsburgh Terrace, Dublin 3 is a 3-bedroom end-of-terrace house in Clontarf West E, Dublin of about 90 m² (BER C1). It was advertised as sold on daft.ie in August 2026. Within 500 m, Planning Register tracks 259 planning applications: 9 open for observation, 93 granted, 10 refused, 13 decided on appeal, 66 commenced.

More about this address

The soonest observation deadline is 8 Oct 2026 on DCC WEB3174/26 (39, Foyle Road, Dublin 3). The nearest EPA-licensed facility is Everlac Paints Ltd, 627 m away. The nearest named scheme is St. Vincent's Hospital Site, 779 homes (283 under construction, 496 not started), 36 m away.

Sold: 26 Aug 2026
Type: End of Terrace
Bedrooms / bathrooms: 3 / 1
Floor area: 90 m²
BER: C1
Year built: 1947
Local authority: Dublin City Council
Location precision: Rooftop
EPA licence within 1.0 km: Everlac Paints Ltd (627 m)
Named schemes within 1.0 km: St. Vincent's Hospital Site · 779 homes +7 more
Most active applicant within 500 m: Grelis Limited · 3 applications
Schools within 1.0 km: S N Mhuire na mBrathar (primary school · 336 pupils, 402 m) +7 more
Crèche inspected nearby: First Steps Creche and Montessori · inspected 9 Sept 2024 (285 m)

Sources: cara_listings, daft_gateway, ppr · fetched 11 Sept 2026, 20:14

Source	Licence	Fetched	Link
cara_listings	Third-party advertisement data captured by Cara from daft.ie. Not open data: internal analysis only, no redistribution of listing content. Business-contact details (licensed PSP name and branch) are retained per Cara DECISIONS 2026-08-19; agent phone numbers and all vendor/buyer identities are dropped.	11 Sept 2026, 20:14	open
daft_gateway	Third-party advertisement data read from daft.ie's own JSON gateway. Not open data: internal analysis only, no redistribution of listing content. Business-contact details (the licensed PSP's name and branch) are retained per Cara DECISIONS 2026-08-19; agent phone numbers, profile images and all media URLs are dropped at fetch time and never written down. Vendor and buyer identities are not in this data.	6 Oct 2026, 05:53	open
ppr	PSI — PSRA re-use terms (psr.ie/re-use-of-public-sector-information). Free re-use in any format provided the source and PSRA copyright are acknowledged, the data is reproduced accurately and not used misleadingly, and it is NOT used 'for the principal purpose of advertising or promoting a particular product or service'. Attribution: 'Contains PSRA Residential Property Price Register data, © Property Services Regulatory Authority.'	6 Oct 2026, 01:12	open

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57 Philipsburgh Terrace, Dublin 3