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38 and 39 Gladstone Street in Clonmel.
A planning application has been submitted to Tipperary County Council for change of use from a commercial premises to a residential premises.
The owners of 38 and 39 Gladstone Street, Clonmel, plan to turn the first floor of both buildings into three new apartments.
Currently, Chinese restaurant Pearls and a vape shop trade on the premises.
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The apartments will consist of one three-bed and two one-bed apartments above both shops.
Plans submitted to the council show that balcony's will be added to the buildings at the rear of the premises.
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Tipperary County Council is due to reach a decision on whether to approve, refuse or seek further information on the planning application on July 30.
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