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A developer has applied to Kildare County Council for planning permission to turn old Kildare offices into brand new apartment units.
French Connection Investments Unlimited applied for the planning permission on January 13 2025.
The building, at 62, 64, 66 Main Street and Buckley's Lane, Leixlip Co Kildare, is a protected structure ( RPS No. B11-48, NIAH Ref. 11804029.)
The application is for the change of use of the existing ground floor entrance, plus first and second floors, from vacant offices to residential apartments.
This includes two one-bed apartments and one two-bed apartment on the first floor and one two-bed apartment on the second floor.
Submissions on the application will be accepted up until February 16 2025.
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