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A planning application has been submitted for the construction of three houses in Kill, Co Kildare.
Plans for the proposed €570k development, at Newtown Manor, Kill, Co Kildare (planning ref 2560608), have been submitted to the local authority for consideration.
The proposed development consists of the construction of three two and three bed, two and three-storey detached houses on a site measuring c. 0.09Ha.
The site is located to the west of Oldtown Lawns Road and south of the existing Newtown Manor estate, Kill, County Kildare.
Vehicular access to the development will be from the north via The Avenue, Newtown Manor estate.
The proposed development includes for alterations to the existing road and car parking layout as permitted under Ref. ABP-317722-23.
The application provides for all associated site development works, car parking, public open space, landscaping & boundary treatments, private amenity spaces, drainage, and public lighting.
The architect in charge of the project is Davey & Smith Architect.
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