Planning application · Meath County Council

Construction of (A) 26 no. dwellings comprising of 15 no. 3-Bed detached/semi-detached…

Longwood village , Longwood , Co. Meath

2660149 · MeathLodged
Reference
2660149
Planning authority
Meath County Council
Received
9 Feb 2026
Status
Lodged
Use
Residential
Dwellings
1
Floor area
693 m²
Site area
0.873 ha
Further information requested
2 Apr 2026

Proposed development

the development will consist of the construction of (A) 26 no. dwellings comprising of 15 no. 3-Bed detached/semi-detached units, 7 no. 2-Bed terraced units, 4 no. 1-Bed Maisonette apartment units together with boundary walls, services, new entrance and access roadway, associated footpaths and public amenity area (B) Demolition of existing hay shed and outhouses/sheds (C) all associated site works on this site

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