Wicklow Street, Dublin 2: sold prices

PERMISSION AND RETENTION: For planning permission for alterations to the existing front façade at ground floor level to include a new shopfront, new signage to replace existing and retention of the existing lotto signage, all at 25 Wicklow Street, Dublin 2 - D02 PY82.

Planning Permission to carry out the following development works to No. 22 Wicklow Street, Dublin 2. The building is located within the South City Retail Quarter Architectural Conservation Plan. The development works will consist of. (1) Change of Use at first, second & third floor levels of existing mid-terrace four-storey building, from office use to residential use, with material alterations to the internal layouts to provide 3 no. new one-bedroom apartments. (2) Change of Use of existing entrance hallway & stairs access at ground floor level (existing access from Wicklow Street), from office use to residential use, in order to provide access to proposed apartments, (3) All associated site development works including connections to public services.

Permission for alterations to the existing front elevation to include a new shopfront and associated signage together with a projecting clock mounted at high level on the facade.

Removing the existing signage and replacing with a new shopfront sign. New sign to consist of backlit individual stainless steel letters. The building is located within the South City Retail Quarter Architectural Conservation Plan.

Planning permission for a material change of use from office to retail use at first floor level, together with a single storey extension (retail, 45 sqm) located at first floor level to the rear, an extension of the basement level (retail, 12.8 sqm) to the rear together with a new staircase linking basement, ground and first floor levels with links into 4 Glendenning Lane to the rear of the property. A new shopfront on Wicklow Street with associated signage, all at 12 Wicklow St. Dublin 2.

The development will consist of the removal of an existing roller shutter at the entrance to the upper office floor levels, its replacement with decorative metal gates, and raised metal lettering signage above this entrance.