Eastmoreland Lane, Ballsbridge

13 parcels, from 40 m² to 2,886 m² (0.29 ha, 0.71 acres), median 178 m².

Line of the street: © OpenStreetMap contributors, ODbL.

• R2Z2: Residential Neighbourhoods (Conservation Areas) (Existing residential)
  Development Plan 2022-2028, Dublin The zoning objective in the plan
  9 parcels of this street
• M3Z4: Key Urban Villages/Urban Villages (District, neighbourhood centre)
  Development Plan 2022-2028, Dublin The zoning objective in the plan
  3 parcels of this street
• R2Z1: Sustainable Residential Neighbourhoods (Existing residential)
  Development Plan 2022-2028, Dublin The zoning objective in the plan
  1 parcel of this street

Source: Tailte Éireann and the Department of Housing (MyPlan), national zoning, CC BY 4.0. A parcel counts in the zone its centre falls in.

• 23 Jul 2025Grant permission and retention permission

  PERMISSION & RETENTION; PROTECTED STRUCTURE ;1. The Retention of: a. Retractable awnings, roof fixtures and outdoor dining area; b. Ancillary storage container to restaurant; c. Perimeter timber screen, 2.4m in height, to the rear of the property to the north/west boundary with the neighbouring property, No. 20 Baggot Street Upper, and on the north/east boundary with Eastmoreland Lane (temporary permission previously granted, ref: 2164/21 & 3605/20); d. Ancillary waste area to restaurant, screening bins to Eastmoreland Lane (associated with permission ref: 2646/20). 2. Permission for: a. upgrade of roof fixtures including new retractable awning to match existing, new lean-to and new fixed roof; b. upgrade of the perimeter timber screen, capped and painted, with existing angle removed on the north/east boundary with Eastmoreland Lane; c. Upgrade of ancillary waste area to restaurant, replacing temporary timber screen with new solid brick wall; d. All associated site works to facilitate the development.

  Permission · Dublin City Council, WEB2721/25

• 12 Feb 2025Split decision(permission & refusal)

  PROTECTED STRUCTURE / RETENTION: 1. At 22 Baggot Street Upper a. The retention of the current upper floor configuration of a single dwelling with no. 5 bedrooms over three floors (previous planning granted for 3 no. residential units with extension to protected structure and construction of 3 storey building to the rear; ref. 3605/20). 2. Rear to 22 Baggot Street Upper a. The retention of the perimeter timber fence, 2.4m in height, constructed to the rear of the property to the northwest boundary with the neighbouring property, No. 20 Baggot Street Upper, and on the northeast boundary with Eastmoreland Lane (temporary permission previously granted, ref: 2164/21). b. The retention of the ancillary timber fence, 1.7m in height, screening bins to Eastmoreland Lane (temporary permission previously granted, ref: 2164/21).

  Retention permission · Dublin City Council, WEB1252/25

• 11 Oct 2024Refuse permission

  PROTECTED STRUCTURE: PERMISSION The proposed development will consist of the following works to accommodate a 100-bedroom hotel with café and bar at ground floor level: Removal of asbestos sheeting from the roof of the single-storey kitchen at the rear of No.46 Baggot Street Upper (Langkawi Restaurant on the ground floor, and the dental practice on the upper floors of No.46 both remain in place), demolition of an 89 sq.m, two-storey extension (built in 1984) from the rear of No.48 Baggot Street Upper (the retail unit on the ground floor of No.48 remains), change the use of the upper floors of No.48 from offices to hotel with proposed separate entrance via new, ground-floor, side-door onto Baggot Street Upper, at No.48, demolition of 194 sq.m. existing two-storey gym at No. 50 Eastmoreland Lane, removal all twentieth-century, flat-roof extensions totalling 417 sq.m from the rear of Nos.52.54 Baggot Street Upper, change the use of Nos 52-54 Baggot Street Upper from bank branch to hotel, and construct a new building to the rear of Nos 46,48,50 & 52-54 Baggot Street Upper of four storeys with dormer floor set back including basement floor for services & back-of house facilities including staff facilities, toilets, plant rooms and staff bicycle parking. The development includes a loading bay and bin storage area off Eastmoreland Lane together with SUDS features including a green/blue roof and a landscaped courtyard at ground floor, and all ancillary site development and excavation works above and below ground. (G.FA. 4,650 square metres). Nos. 46, 48 & 52-54 Baggot Street Upper are Protected Structures (R.P.S. Nos.462, 463 & 465).

  Permission · Dublin City Council, 4336/24

• 25 Apr 2024Grant permission

  PROTECTED STRUCTURE: For permission for development at a site located at the junction of Haddington Road with Eastmoreland Lane incorporating vacant buildings forming part of the former Baggot Street Community Hospital, including No. 19 Haddington Road and a 3 storey flat roofed structure fronting Haddington Road in addition to non-original extensions connecting to the Royal City of Dublin Hospital RPS Ref. No. 446 in Dublin 4. The proposal will consist of a replacement Primary Care Centre incorporating an ancillary pharmacy to be known as "The Haddington Road Primary Care Centre" at the junction of Haddington Road/Eastmoreland Lane, Dublin 4. The Primary Care Centre will incorporate the existing 3 storey Victorian building formerly known as 19 Haddington Road and a new purpose designed building. The two buildings will be interlinked. The proposed primary healthcare building will range in height from 3 - 6 storeys with a plant enclosure set back at roof level. Upgrade, refurbishment and integration works to the façades and interiors of the Victorian 'corner' building formerly known as No. 19 Haddington Road. The new build element will step upwards from 3 storeys where it abuts Eastmoreland Lane rising to 6 storeys and will have an overall gross floor area of c.3,369 sq.m of which c.236sq.m is existing floor space (i.e. No. 19 Haddington Road) and 3,133sq.m is new build. The main entrance to the Primary Care Centre will be off Haddington Road, with a second access provided off Eastmoreland Lane. To facilitate the new building the proposed works will involve- (i) The demolition and clearance of the 3 storey post 1950's concrete and brick buildings formerly known as "Baggot Community Hospital" fronting Haddington road. (ii) Demolition of non-original single storey flat roof extensions to the rear of The Royal City of Dublin Hospital (RPS Ref. No. 446). The demolition works will involve uncoupling junctions to this non-original modern extension only. No other works to this Protected Structure are proposed. (iii) Infilling of basement area. The proposed development also provides for a set-down area/loading bay on Haddington Road; an internal bicycle store at ground floor level; visitor bicycle parking on Haddington Road; internal plant /waste areas; an ESB sub-station and all associated site development works.

  Permission · Dublin City Council, 3583/24

• 5 Apr 2024Application declared inva

  PROTECTED STRUCTURE We, the Health Service Executive (HSE) intend to make a planning application for permission for development at a site located at the junction of Haddington Road with Eastmoreland Lane incorporating vacant buildings forming part of the former Baggot Street Community Hospital, including No. 19 Haddington Road and a 3 storey flat roofed structure fronting Haddington Road in addition to non-original extensions connecting to the Royal City of Dublin Hospital RPS Ref. No. 446 in Dublin 4. The proposal will consist of a replacement Primary Care Centre incorporating an ancillary pharmacy to be known as 'The Haddington Road Primary Care Centre' at the junction of Haddington Road/Eastmoreland Lane, Dublin 4. The Primary Care Centre will incorporate the existing 3 storey Victorian building formerly known as 19 Haddington Road and a new purpose designed building. The two buildings will be interlinked. The proposed primary healthcare building will range in height from 3-6 storeys with a plant enclosure set back at roof level. Upgrade, refurbishment and integration works to the façades and interiors of the Victorian 'corner' building formerly known as No. 19 Haddington Road. The new build element will step upwards from 3 storeys where it abuts Eastmoreland Lane rising to 6 storeys and will have an overall gross floor area of c.3,369 sq.m of which c.236sq.m is existing floor space (i.e. No. 19 Haddington Road) and 3,133sq.m is new build. The main entrance to the Primary Care Centre will be off Haddington Road, with a second access provided off Eastmoreland Lane. To facilitate the new building the proposed works will involve- (i) The demolition and clearance of the 3 storey post 1950's concrete and brick buildings formerly known as 'Baggot Community Hospital' fronting Haddington road. (ii) Demolition of non-original single storey flat roof extensions to the rear of The Royal City of Dublin Hospital (RPS Ref. No. 446). The demolition works will involve uncoupling junctions to this non-original modern extension only. No other works to this Protected Structure are proposed. (iii) Infilling of basement area. The proposed development also provides for a set-down area/loading bay on Haddington Road; an internal bicycle store at ground floor level; visitor bicycle parking on Haddington Road; internal plant /waste areas; an ESB sub-station and all associated site development works.

  Permission · Dublin City Council, 3487/24

• 25 Mar 2024Grant permission

  Multi-storey rear extension and garden structure to the rear of the main house, together with internal remodelling.

  Permission · Dublin City Council, WEB1335/24

• 5 Feb 2021Grant retention permissio

  PROTECTED STRUCTURE & RETENTION: Eatilicious Limited intend to apply for a temporary 3 year permission for retention for development at this site, at 22 Upper Baggot Street (Protected Structure) extending to Eastmoreland Lane, Dublin 4. The development consists of the retention of a timber fence and enclosure to bin store constructed to the rear of the property, which is a protected structure. The perimeter timber fence is on the north/west boundary with the neighbouring property No. 20 Baggot Street Upper and on the north/east boundary with Eastmoreland Lane. The timber fence is 2.4m in height and 15.5m in length on the north/west boundary and 6m in length on the north/east boundary.

  Retention permission · Dublin City Council, 2164/21

• 21 Oct 2020Refuse retention permissi

  PROTECTED STRUCTURE: RETENTION: The development consists of the retention of a timber fence constructed to the rear of the property. The perimeter timber fence is located on the north/west boundary with the neighbouring property, No. 20 Baggot Street Upper and on the north/east boundary with Eastmoreland Lane. The timer fence is 2.4m in height and 15.5m in length on the north/west boundary and 6m in length on the north/east boundary.

  Retention permission · Dublin City Council, 3605/20

• 9 Sept 2020Grant permission

  Planning Permission for the construction of a 10.8 sq.m first floor bedroom extension with opaque window at the rear of the house at 9 Eastmoreland Lane, Ballsbridge, Dublin 4.

  Permission · Dublin City Council, 3354/20

• 20 Apr 2020Grant permission

  PROTECTED STRUCTURE: The development will consist of the following: At 22 Upper Baggot Street (Protected Structure): -Repair works to the protected structure, replacement of non-original door and reinstatement of fanlight over door; -Change of use and internal alterations of first, second and third floor offices to accommodate 3 no. residential units consisting of 2 no. 1-bed units and 1 no. 2-bed unit; -Extensions to the rear on the second and third floor to provide a bedroom for the residential units on each floor; -Extension to the rear at ground floor level to accommodate store, toilet and access to external seating for the existing restaurant. Fronting Eastmoreland Lane: -Construction of a 2-bed apartment in a 3-storey building with a setback at second floor level; -Bin and bicycle store serving restaurant uses at ground floor level; -All associate signage, site works and services.

  Permission, 4 homes · Dublin City Council, 2646/20

Source: National Planning Applications, Department of Housing, Local Government and Heritage, CC BY 4.0. Applicants are not shown.

Source: Residential Property Price Register, Property Services Regulatory Authority. Sales marked “not full market price” are left out of every median.