Proposed erection of a development of 82 no. fully serviced dwelling units…
Starvehall/Coolballow, Drinagh/Wexford Rural
Proposed development
Permission for the proposed erection of a development of 82 no. fully serviced dwelling units, consisting of (a) 56 no. Dwelling Houses, comprised of 12 no. House Type A (2 bedroom, 2 storey Adaptable Lifetime homes dwelling houses). 6 no. House Type B (2 bedroom, Accessible Bungalow dwelling houses), 18 no. House Type C (3 bedroom, 2 storey dwelling houses). 19 no. House Type D (4 bedroom, 3 storey dwelling houses) and 1 no. House Type E (4 bedroom, 3 storey dwelling house) and (b) 26 no. Apartments consisting of 13 no. 1 Bedroom Apartments and 13 no. 2 Bedroom Apartments, and an associated Creche Facility together with access road, footpaths, all associated site works, and ancillary services on site (An Appropriate Assessment Screening Report will accompany this Planning Application)
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