Planning application · Offaly County Council

the Demolition of existing agricultural buildings and construction of 19 no. dwellings…

Frankford , Kilcormac , Co. Offaly

2560669 · OffalyLodged
Reference
2560669
Planning authority
Offaly County Council
Received
19 Dec 2025
Status
Lodged
Use
Residential
Dwellings
19
Floor area
2,105 m²
Site area
0.824 ha
Further information requested
20 Feb 2026

Proposed development

the Demolition of existing agricultural buildings and construction of 19 no. dwellings, comprising of a mix of single and two storey house types- 2 no. 2 beds, 13 no. 3 beds and 4 no. 4 beds, new road and footpath connections to adjoining Frankford estate, new site boundary treatments, hard and soft landscaping, ancillary site services and all associated site works

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