Planning application · Cork County Council

The construction of a residential development consisting of 63 no. dwelling houses…

Cooline Ballyvoloon Cobh Co.Cork

22/5488 · CorkOn Site
Reference
22/5488
Planning authority
Cork County Council
Received
28 Jun 2022
Decided
12 Jun 2023
Status
On Site
Commenced
24 Jun 2026

Proposed development

The construction of a residential development consisting of 63 no. dwelling houses and all ancillary site works. The proposed development comprises of 7 no. terraced 2 bedroom dwelling houses, 1 no. detached 3 bedroom dwelling house, 12 no. semi detached 3 bedroom dwelling houses, 40 no. terraced 3 bedroom dwelling houses, 3 no. detached 4 bedroom dwelling houses, and ancillary site works include landscaping, surface car parking and site services. This permission also includes the omission of 3 no. dwelling houses from that permitted under planning reference 20/6323.

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