Herbert Place

What closes soonest 2 open windows

• Judicial review window closes 16 Sept 20264 days left
  Grant permission with revised conditions

  8 weeks from the Commission's decision (22 Jul 2026) · s.50 Planning and Development Act 2000 · 358 m away
• Judicial review window closes 19 Oct 202637 days left
  Contribution Appeal Decided

  8 weeks from the Commission's decision (24 Aug 2026) · s.50 Planning and Development Act 2000 · 325 m away

Where this is

Zoning evaluated against the point

Designations and constraints within 500 m

No OPW CFRAM/NIFM flood extent within 500 m.

Residential Zoned Land Tax

This site is not on the current draft or final RZLT map.

Planning applications 337 in 5 years within 500 m

Recent decisions and applications

• 8 Fitzwilliam Street Upper, Dublin 2, D02 E033 Registered Application
  PROTECTED STRUCTURE / RETENTION: Planning permission for: 1) Remodelling of the rear yard to include a screened garden area for the rear mews house, reduced car parking area, an enclosure around an existing freestanding backup generator and bin store, cycle parking in the under croft to the mews, and other landscaping; 2) Replacement of non-original window to the front at basement level with timber sash window; 3) Replacement of non-original window in rear return at first floor level with timber sash window; 4) Removal of the platform lift from street level to basement level to the front of the building, glass balustrade and screed wash to flagstones; and 5) Introduction of new door between the kitchenette in the basement beneath the entrance steps and front cellar. Retention permission for : 1) The use of the premises as Medical and Related Consultants including the use of the top floor as clinic support offices; 2) Single storey timber clad lean-to structure to the return at rear housing plant and equipment; 3) Ductwork and mechanical ventilation equipment installed to the rear of building; 4) Amendments to the internal layout including partition walls at basement level to form treatment rooms and laboratories; a new toilet layout at ground floor in the rear return; partition walls and alterations to opening between two rooms at rear of first floor level to form a scan room; partition walls and opening in an internal wall and blocking up of existing door at rear of second floor level to form a bathroom; and repositioning of an existing partition wall in the front room at third floor level; and 5) Closure of window openings on the rear elevation at basement and at ground floor on the rear return
  WEB2630/26received 1 Jul 2026343 m away
• 130, Baggot Street Lower, 33/37 Pembroke Street Lower, Dublin 2, D02 XN61 Registered Application
  PROTECTED STRUCTURE Dublin City Council - Planning permission is sought by Dairy Hill Property Ltd. to carry out a development at a site comprising the vacant former Ulster Bank premises at 130 Baggot Street Lower, a Protected Structure, and the adjoining buildings at 33, 34, 35-36 and 37 Pembroke Street Lower, Dublin 2. The development consists of a) the conservation, restoration, extension, partial demolitions and change of use of 130 Baggot Street Lower from a vacant bank building to a licensed restaurant, bar, speakeasy and boutique hotel; b) the demolition of the buildings at 34-37 Pembroke Street Lower, (demolition previously approved under plan number 3327/20) and to construct in their place a new building, 6 storey over basement, as an extension of the hotel development and c) the refurbishment and change of use of 33 Pembroke Street Lower from ground floor retail and wellness and therapy clinics/ consultancy units overhead to use as part of the hotel development, including demolition of existing unoriginal three-storey return structures and construction of a new part single-storey, part-three storey return. The main hotel access would be from Pembroke Street Lower. There would be a 93-seat licensed restaurant & bar in the former banking hall at the ground floor of 130 Baggot Street Lower, a 36-seat speakeasy bar in the former bank vaults in the basement of 130 Baggot Street Lower, and a café unit in the ground floor of 33 Pembroke Street Lower with wellness and gym facilities behind for hotel guests. The upper floors would be bedrooms for the hotel. The boutique hotel would consist of 37 bedrooms with lifestyle concierge service, private residents’ lounge and spa. The development would have a total floor area of 2632.66 square metres. The development will contain all the relevant supporting services including green roofs and plant screens at roof level.
  WEB2619/26received 30 Jun 2026479 m away
• 22 Herbert Lane, Dublin 2 Registered Application
  PROTECTED STRUCTURE: 22, Herbert Lane, Dublin 2, D02 W990 ( to the rear of 22, Herbert Place – A Protected Structure RPS 3723 ) The development will consist of change of use of existing building from recording studio to residential accommodation comprising of a 2 storey 2 bed house to include the following: (a) Two storey flat roof extension to the rear, (b) Replacement of existing asbestos roof with new natural slate roof (c) New feature window on front façade of building at first floor level together with new window at ground floor level . (d) Infill of original coach house door to match existing stone walls with entrance door (e) Re-pointing of existing external stone walls with lime mortar. (f) Replacement of all windows and doors with painted timber (g) Internal alterations which include the removal of the existing stairs and all internal partitions and replace with new plan layout. (h) New mechanical and electrical services (i) All associated site works. The site is within a Conservation Area.
  WEB2512/26received 17 Jun 2026183 m away
• 91, Saint Mary's Lane, Ballsbridge, Dublin 4, D04 N2T0 Registered Application
  The proposed development will consist of: amendments to the previously permitted demolition of an existing single-storey dwelling and construction of a three-storey dwelling over basement with roof terrace (Reg. Ref. WEB1258/21, as amended by Reg. Ref. WEB1405/24). The proposed amendments consist of: omission of the basement storey; a minor increase in parapet heights of 125mm; revisions to facilitate the retention and reuse of existing foundations; minor revisions and simplification of the building form and roof layout; revised foul and surface water drainage proposals; and all associated site development works.
  WEB2496/26received 16 Jun 2026388 m away
• 6, Waterloo Road, Ballsbridge, Dublin 4, D04 Y3Y8 Additional information
  PROTECTED STRUCTURE: AMJ Waterloo House Unlimited Company intends to apply for planning permission for development at No. 6 Waterloo Road, Ballsbridge, Dublin 4, D04 Y3Y8, a Protected Structure (RPS Ref. No. 8251). The proposed development will consist of the change of use of the existing 3 storey over basement/garden level building formerly in office use (now vacant), and 1 no. Basement/garden level apartment, to provide a new 10 no. Bedroom guest accommodation use. The proposed development provides for internal reconfiguration, refurbishment and conservation of the existing protected structure to accommodate the proposed guest accommodation use; part demolition of existing lean-to sheds to the rear of the existing 3 storey return and construction of a new 3-storey circa 13.5 sq m metal-clad extension; replacement of non-original windows with double hung timber sliding sashes with slim double glazing units. The proposed development also includes for upgrading the fire resistance of original floors and doors; provision of a single storey plant room to the rear of the 3 no. storey rear extension to house plant and water storage tanks; assessment of, and appropriate conservation led repair and refurbishment works to railings, parapets, rainwater goods and roof and chimneys; provision of on-site car parking facilities and cycle parking in the existing front car park; hard and soft landscaping to the front and rear; piping, ducting and cabling; all associated ancillary site development works above and below ground.
  WEB2356/26received 4 Jun 2026decided 24 Jul 2026355 m away
• 21 Baggot Street Upper, Dublin 4 Additional information
  CHANGE OF USE: PROTECTED STRUCTURE: Change of use and refurbishment of 21 Baggot Street Upper, Dublin 4 (Protected Structure). The building presently extends at ground floor and lower ground floor from Baggot Street Upper to a rear yard off Flemings Place. The proposal is to convert the ground and lower ground from retail and storage to use as a gastropub. Servicing would continue from the rear yard. A change of use is also sought in the three floors of the period building facing Baggot Street Upper from office use on first and second and storage use on third floor to three residential one-bedroom dwellings, one on each floor. The building will be refurbished extensively internally in line with its protected status. This includes the provision of a new insulated floor with new drainage at basement level. External improvements include a new shopfront on Baggot Street Upper containing an awning and identification signage located within the facia, a new brick façade to the rear elevation (south), upgrades to original sash windows, replacement of non-original windows with painted timber sash windows and cleaning of the existing brick to the front and rear. Other works include upgrade to existing flat roof and parapets at the rear of building and installation of rooflights. The proposal involves the provision of all supporting services for the proposed uses.
  WEB2338/26received 3 Jun 2026decided 24 Jul 2026155 m away
• 13, Northumberland Road, Ballsbridge, Dublin 4, D04 X243 Grant permission
  PROTECTED STRUCTURE: The fitting of Solar panels to the front, rear and valley and hip slopes of the main double pitched roof and valley of the two-storey and single-storey Returns; the following works to the front façade: cleaning the render, cleaning the granite steps, string course and coping stones and repainting painted patent cement reveals and granite cills to windows to this three storey over garden level residential building at 13 Northumberland Road, Ballsbridge, Dublin 4, D04 X243 by Riverwalk Estates Limited. This is a Protected Structure.
  WEB2321/26received 1 Jun 2026decided 23 Jul 2026433 m away
• 52, Haddington Road, Dublin 4 D04 F2NN Grant permission
  PROTECTED STRUCTURE the fitting of Solar panels to the front, rear and valley slopes of the double pitched roof and the following works to the front façade: cleaning the brickwork, cleaning the granite steps, cills, string course and coping stones and repainting painted patent cement reveals to windows, to this two storey over garden level residential building at 52 Haddington Road, Dublin 4, D04 F2NN by Bluemoon Developments Limited. This is a Protected Structure.
  WEB2319/26received 1 Jun 2026decided 21 Jul 2026362 m away
• 31 Heytesbury Lane, Ballsbridge, Dublin 4, D04 Y960 Grant permission
  Planning permission is sought by Mark & Anne Restan for minor modifications to a permitted dwelling previously granted under Planning Register Reference WEB1722/25. The minor modifications to the approved scheme include: 1) Lift overrun (c. 850mm) above approved roof level; 2)Single-storey rear extension (7.8m²); 3) Provision of 2no. in-curtilage car parking spaces (including 1 no. accessible car parking space) to the front with associated revisions to the front courtyard layout, including retention of the existing entrance width; 4) Minor elevation/roof adjustments and associated works.
  WEB2304/26received 28 May 2026decided 21 Jul 2026493 m away
• 22, Herbert Lane, Dublin 2, D02W990 Application declared invalid
  PROTECTED STRUCTURE: 22, Herbert Lane, Dublin 2, D02 W990 ( to the rear of 22, Herbert Place – A Protected Structure RPS 3723 ) The development will consist of change of use of existing building from recording studio to residential accommodation comprising of a 2 bed apartment to include the following: (a) Two storey flat roof extension to the rear, (b) Replacement of existing asbestos roof with new natural slate roof (c) New feature window on front façade of building at first floor level together with new window at ground floor level . (d) Infill of original coach house door to match existing stone walls with entrance door (e) Re-pointing of existing external stone walls with lime mortar. (f) Replacement of all windows and doors with painted timber (g) Internal alterations which include the removal of the existing stairs and all internal partitions and replace with new plan layout. (h) New mechanical and electrical services (i) All associated site works. The site is within a Conservation Area.
  WEB2268/26received 26 May 2026decided 27 May 2026183 m away

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Appeals 48 in 5 years within 500 m

• ACP 501968 on WEB1533/26 Open
  received 25 Aug 2026310 m away
• ACP 501412 on WEB1258/26 Other
  received 25 May 2026decided 24 Aug 2026325 m awayinspector's report
• ACP 501923 on WEB1113/26 Pending
  received 17 Aug 2026228 m away
• ACP 501761 on WEB2109/26 Pending
  received 24 Jul 2026410 m away
• ACP 501105 on WEB1095/26 Granted with conditions
  received 2 Apr 2026decided 22 Jul 2026358 m awayinspector's report
• ACP 324419 on 2872/20 Pending
  received 7 Jul 2026443 m away
• ACP 500991 on WEB6011/25 Granted
  received 13 Mar 2026decided 9 Jun 2026291 m awayinspector's report
• ACP 500596 on WEB2536/25 Granted with conditions
  received 9 Jan 2026decided 15 May 2026183 m awayinspector's report
• ACP 500065 on web2757/25 Granted with conditions
  received 14 Oct 2025decided 9 Apr 2026327 m awayinspector's report
• ACP 320514 on 3725/24 Refused
  received 9 Aug 2024decided 18 Mar 20260 m awayinspector's report

Commencement notices 91 in 3 years within 500 m

• 11 Saint Mary's Road, Dublin 4, D04 K7R2 — Opt out commencement notice
  23 Sept 2026CN0147506DC5009/26344 m away
• 4 Herbert Place, Dublin 2, D02 WY46 — Commencement notice
  21 Sept 2026CN0147478DC4236/2457 m away
• 27 Fitzwilliam Lower, Dublin 2, D02KT92 — Short commencement notice
  10 Sept 2026CN0147240DCWEB2815/24340 m away
• 2 Herbert Lane, Dublin 2, D02 EK18 — Opt out commencement notice
  31 Aug 2026CN0146458DC4071/24207 m away
• 13 Baggot Street Upper, Dublin 4, D04 W7K5 — Commencement notice
  31 Aug 2026CN0146719DCWEB1247/25137 m away
• Unit 1, Three, Wilton Park, Wilton Place, Dublin, Dublin 2, D02 HC89 — Seven day notice
  27 Aug 2026SN0014683DC280 m away
• 2 Fitzwilliam Square East, Dublin 2, D02 VK25 — Opt out commencement notice
  25 Aug 2026CN0146520DC5011/26334 m away
• Burlington Road, Dublin, D04 RH96 — Short commencement notice
  21 Aug 2026CN0146367DC277 m away
• 46-48 Pembroke Road, Dublin 4 — Commencement notice
  4 Aug 2026CN0145669DC4039/20410 m away
• 13 Baggot Street Upper, Dublin 4, D04 W7K5 — Seven day notice
  9 Jul 2026SN0014448DCWEB5102/25137 m away

One notice can cover many buildings — count notices, never building rows, or a single multi-unit scheme reads as a trend (T11).

Sales 65 in 36 months within 500 m

€150,000 – €4,100,000, 8 Feb 2024 to 24 Jun 2026.

PPR addresses are geocoded, not surveyed — a sale's position is as good as its address match (`rooftop_n` says how many are address-accurate). Beds, floor area, BER and asking price come from the matched daft.ie advertisement, not from the Register, and only where a match was found (`enriched_n`).

Consultations 4 matched by place

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Council items 10 in 24 months

• Report No. 167/2026 of the Chief Executive (R. Shakespeare) - Proposed refurbishment and adaptive reuse of a 3-storey vacant office building at 14/15 Fitzwilliam Quay, Dublin 4.
  Monthly Council Meeting6 Jul 20265(b)Dublin City Council
• One vacancy on the Board of the Ringsend Toll Bridge Designated Activity Company following the resignation of Councillor Christy Burke (Central Area)
  Monthly Council Meeting6 Jul 20264.Dublin City Council
• IrDEA Annual Conference 2026, 30th September 2026 - Radison Blu Royal Hotel, Golden Lane, Dublin 8
  County Council6 Jul 202622bFingal County Council
• Presentation - 2nd Notification of Proposed Part 8 refurbishment and adaptive reuse of 3-storey vacant office building to provide 15 no. 1 bedroom apartments located at 14/15 Fitzwilliam Quay, Ringsend, Dublin 4
  South East Area Committee8 Jun 20262.Dublin City Council
• COUNCILLOR MICHEÁL MACDONNCHA To ask the Chief Executive if he will publish the consultants' report on the alleged extent of upgrading required, and alleged cost of such upgrading, for the Civic Offices, Wood Quay.
  Monthly Council Meeting11 May 2026Q.23Dublin City Council
• COUNCILLOR MANNIX FLYNN To ask the Chief Executive to initiate a survey regarding the potential of opening up what remains of the Viking settlements that were covered over during the building of Civic Offices? This present site is a huge significance and heritage importance not just for Dublin and Ireland but for the European cultural history.
  Monthly Council Meeting11 May 2026Q.58Dublin City Council
• Report No. 104/2026 of the A/Executive Manager (B. Corry) - With reference to the proposed grant of a 5-year Short Term Business Letting of Rooms at the Pigeon House Hotel, Pigeon House Road, Dublin 4 to Celtic Anglian Water Limited.
  Monthly Council Meeting11 May 202613(b)Dublin City Council
• One vacancy on the Board of the Ringsend Toll Bridge Designated Activity Company following the resignation of Councillor Christy Burke (Central Area)
  Monthly Council Meeting11 May 20266(f)Dublin City Council
• COUNCILLOR KARL STANLEY To ask the Chief Executive to provide a report detailing DCC's due diligence done relating to archaeological risks of further development of the Wood Quay site. Specifically, report is to outline any engagement or correspondence with archaeological experts (either within DCC or external) to assess legal risks relating to
  Monthly Council Meeting13 Apr 2026Q.121Dublin City Council
• COUNCILLOR GAYLE RALPH To ask the Chief Executive to provide a detailed report on the current and projected use of the Wood Quay Civic Offices, including: The actual daily staff occupancy levels for each day of the week. If this data is not currently available, why not, and what is the estimated occupancy? Whether the City Manager will commit to publishing a
  Monthly Council Meeting13 Apr 2026Q.97Dublin City Council

Capacity and public land

No publishable utility-capacity record within the radius. 61 records from Esb substation withheld: source licence forbids redistribution; see the operator's own register.

Public land (LDA register of relevant lands)

• Health Service Executive — Dublin city and suburbs
  0.29 hafolio DN203679F96 m awayas of 1 Apr 2023
• An Chomhairle Oiliuna — Dublin city and suburbs
  0.48 hafolio DN72672L172 m awayas of 1 Apr 2023
• Electricity Supply Board — Dublin city and suburbs
  0.16 hafolio DN201000F183 m awayas of 1 Apr 2023
• Electricity Supply Board — Dublin city and suburbs
  0.84 hafolio DN192416F291 m awayas of 1 Apr 2023
• The Minister for Education and Skills — Dublin city and suburbs
  0.31 hafolio DN184397F308 m awayas of 1 Apr 2023
• The Office of Public Works — Dublin city and suburbs
  0.21 hafolio DN237967F370 m awayas of 1 Apr 2023
• The Office of Public Works — Dublin city and suburbs
  0.13 hafolio DN201834F385 m awayas of 1 Apr 2023
• The Office of Public Works — Dublin city and suburbs
  0.14 hafolio DN7933F398 m awayas of 1 Apr 2023

Schools and public transport within 1.0 km

Sources used in this report

Generated 12 Sept 2026, 23:12 from the Planning Register store. Nothing on this page was fetched live: every figure was already in the store with the fetch time shown. Deadlines are derived from published receipt and decision dates under the Planning and Development Act 2000; confirm with the planning authority before relying on them.

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