How three friends built new homes on Leeson Street site of derelict auto parts shop

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How three friends built new homes on Leeson Street site of derelict auto parts shop
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Trio who were renting nearby transformed unattractive plot into stylish, modern townhouses

A derelict auto parts shop on Upper Leeson Street was a familiar sight to many people commuting to Dublin city centre via Morehampton Road until about four years ago. Facing on to the road, the Allied Autospare building was notable for its incongruity in the leafy residential area predominantly populated by Georgian houses.

in November 2019, was granted permission following a long process. “Ultimately, we went around to the neighbours in the area and told them what the plans were and got support from them with the exception of a couple of people who did object, and the same people objected to“The council are quite keen to try to regenerate these kind of infill sites that are derelict and are an eyesore,” he adds.

And a planning condition for the middle unit called for a deep bay window in the living area to provide an aspect on either side, which turned out to be the owner’s favourite features. “Now we’re all really jealous that he has that,” his neighbour jokes. All three of the homeowners moved into their homes at the same time in December of 2022. When it came to fitting out the properties, they decided on similar finishes throughout the development; this was an easy decision as they have similar taste and it meant they could save money by buying materials in bulk and avoid decision fatigue.

The houses are A2 rated and have underfloor heating and triple glazing, which helps to keep traffic noise on Morehampton Road at bay.

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