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11 new homes planned for Kildare. File photo/Pixabay
A €2.5m residential has just received planning permission for a location in Kildare.
According to Construction Information Services (CIS), Elmendorf Limited has secured planning permission for the construction of 11 houses at Oak Church, Kildare, Co Kildare.
The houses proposed are a mixture of 3 and 4 bedroom, two-storey and two-storey plus dormer, in a mix of semi-detached and terraced arrangements, with on-curtilage parking, and all associated site works.
Permission was previously granted for these houses under planning ref 18/1027, but has since expired.
There are no significant changes proposed to the previously permitted houses.
The proposed houses are within the overall development known as Oak Church permitted under planning references 18/1026, 18/1027 and 18/1028, and within which construction is currently ongoing.
CIS notes the original application date is listed as July 3 2025.
The architect for the development is Hussey Architects, and the total site area is 0.27ha.
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