Planning application · Westmeath County Council

Proposed development shall at Millmount House, Ballinderry Road/Ardmore Road

Millmount House, Ballinderry Road/Ardmore Road, Mullingar

2560168 · WestmeathGranted

up to 3 storeys · 0.157 ha · Granted · permission to Jan 2031

Planning application 2560168 to Westmeath County Council at Millmount House, Ballinderry Road/Ardmore Road, Mullingar. Granted by the council on 4 December 2025. The register gives the permission's end as 14 January 2031.

Timeline

  1. Application lodged
  2. Further information requested
  3. Further information received
  4. Council granted
  5. Permission ends (date on the register)

The end date is the one the council register states. An extension or a commencement changes it.

Key facts

Reference
2560168
Planning authority
Westmeath County Council
Received
9 Apr 2025
Decided
4 Dec 2025
Status
Granted
Use
Residential
Dwellings (estimated)
7
Read from the description, not stated on the register.
Floor area
266 m²
Site area
0.157 ha
Further information requested
3 Jun 2025
Further information received
11 Nov 2025

Homes and mix

1-bed2
2-bed5
Total homes7

Read from the description, not stated on the register. Shown only where the parts add up to the total.

Proposed development

Proposed development shall consist of 1): The demolition of an existing shed and the rear 3 storey annex of an existing derelict dwelling, ‘Millmount House’(NIAH Ref: 15310088), and for 2): the provision of 7 new residential units to include a): The construction of a two storey terrace of 3 no. 2 bed houses/townhouses; and b): The conversion and new rear extension with internal and external alterations of the existing 2 storey over basement Millmount House into 2 no. 1 bed apartments within the main house and 2 no. 2 bed apartments to the rear within a new rear 3 storey extension. Works to include the conversion of the existing basement into bin and bicycle storage for the development; a new carparking and road layout; landscaping; alterations to existing boundaries including a new gate at entrance to development and a new pedestrian entrance along Ballinderry road; and all ancillary site development works. The works are to be carried out on lands that include a section of boundary wall which is on the Architectural Heritage Inventory (NIAH Ref: 15310089).

Planning status

Permission was granted on 4 Dec 2025. The four-week appeal period has passed with no appeal recorded, so the permission is final. Works can start once a commencement notice is lodged; the register gives its end as 14 Jan 2031.

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