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Over 120 homes are being planned by the same developer in two proposed housing schemes in Athy.
Dublin-based Bettystown Developments Limited is planning 76 houses and a creche on a site measuring circa 2.68 hectares, located in the townland of Tomard, south of Cluain Bhearu residential development, east of the Monasterevin Road / Rathstewart Road (R417) and White Castle Lawn.
The proposed development comprises 10 4-bedroom, 54 3-bedroom and 12 2-bedroom storey, detached, semi detached and terraced houses.
A single storey creche of 378 square metres is also proposed.
A planning application has also been submitted by Bettystown Developments Limited for a development that will consist of 50 houses n a site measuring circa 1.85 hectares, located in the same location.
The proposed development comprises 19 4-bedroom and 31 3-bedroom 2-storey, detached, semi-detached and terraced houses.
The planned scheme includes car parking, open spaces and hard and soft landscaping, according to Construction Information Services.
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