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South Dublin County Council · LRD22A/0001 · LRD3-Application

Lands south of Citywest Avenue

384 homes7 storeysGlenveagh Homes Ltd.Brownsbarn, South Dublin County Council

Declared invalid Jan 2023.

Also known as Brownsbarn.

  1. 16 Dec 2022Received
  2. 3 Jan 2023Invalid application
Status
Withdrawn or invalid
Decision
Invalid application · 3 Jan 2023
Size
384 homes · up to 7 storeys
Uses
residential, houses, apartments, creche
Applicant
Glenveagh Homes Ltd.
Site
6.77 ha

Is it built?

  1. 2023Approved
  2. 2023Building started
  3. 2024First homes signed off3 sign-offs

The scheme

Glenveagh Homes Ltd. proposes a residential development on lands south of Citywest Avenue and west of Cheeverstown Luas Park and Ride in Dublin 24. The scheme consists of 384 units, including houses, duplexes, and apartments, alongside a childcare facility and public open space. The development ranges in height from 2 to 7 storeys.

it involves the construction of 384 residential units

What the register says

The development will consist of: I. 384 residential units with a cumulative gross floor area of 33,190.15 sq.m comprising: a) 122. houses, consisting of 28 two-bed units, 83 three-bed units and 11 four-bed units, ranging in height from 2-3 storeys. b) 84 duplex units, consisting of 48 one-bedroom units and 36 three-bedroom units, ranging in height from 2-3 storeys. c) 178 apartments consisting of 43 one bedroom units and 135 two-bedroom units, ranging in height from 5-7 storeys. II. tenant amenity floorspace with a gross floor area of 139 sq.m. III. 1.49 ha of public open space including a public plaza and 0.15 ha of communal amenity space; IV. the provision of a childcare facility with a gross floor area of 239 sq.m and associated play area; V. the provision of 361 car parking spaces, including 10 disabled parking spaces and 16 reserved for visitor parking and 3 reserved for creche staff. VI. the provision of 734 bicycle parking spaces, including 472 residents bicycle parking spaces and 262 visitor cycle spaces. VII. vehicular access is proposed via 3 access points including the existing Kingswood roundabout on Citywest Avenue to the north, The Walk to the west and from the park and ride access road at the eastern end of the site. Dedicated pedestrian/cyclist links are proposed throughout the site. VIII. ESB substation, 3 x ESB kiosks, rooftop solar photovoltaics, landscaping and all ancillary site and development works

Summary from the register record.

The site 6.77 ha

Boundary of Lands south of Citywest Avenue from the planning application.

Planning applications inside the site 3 applications in the last 10 years

Building work started inside the site 3 commencement notices

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