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Meath County Council has approved plans for a new mixed-use development in Ashbourne, Co. Meath that promises to significantly boost the economy and employment opportunities in the region.
The approved development will involve the demolition of all existing structures on the site, including three single-storey dwellings and their associated outbuildings, to make way for a total of 702 residential dwellings and several non-residential uses.
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The scheme will consist of 420 houses in the form of two- and three-storey detached, semi-detached, and terraced houses. Additionally, 19 three-storey buildings will house 38 duplex units, while a total of 244 apartments will be housed within 20 buildings ranging from three to six storeys in height. The development will also feature several non-residential uses, such as two childcare facilities, four retail units, and a GP practice/medical use unit.
Vehicular access to the development will be available through two access points, one from Cherry Lane located off Dublin Road in the northeast of the site and another from Hickey’s Lane located off Dublin Road to the east of the site. Approved plans also include road upgrades and improvement works to both Cherry Lane and Hickey’s Lane and their junctions with Dublin Road. A new east-west access road through the development site extending from Cherry Lane to the western boundary of the site is also proposed.
The mixed-use scheme will provide a basement-level car park located under block A1, two undercroft car parks at the ground floor level of blocks A and B1, and an area of approximately one hectare reserved for a future school site and playing pitch at the western boundary of the site.
The approved development promises to be a significant investment in the area, creating jobs during construction and after completion. As a result, it is expected to have a positive impact on the economy and employment opportunities in the region.
Ashbourne is located in the heart of Co. Meath, just 20 km from Dublin city centre. It has a rich history and is home to many notable landmarks, including the medieval castle of Fairyhouse and the Hill of Tara, a sacred site in ancient Irish mythology.
The town is also known for its vibrant community and excellent amenities, including restaurants, cafes, shops, and sports facilities. Future residents can expect to enjoy the best of both worlds, with easy access to the city while living in a town with a strong sense of community and history.
CGI Consultants, 3D Design Bureau worked closely with the design team to provide 3D planning solutions including verified view montages (VVMs), Computer Generated Images (CGIs) and a BRE Daylight & Sunlight assessment and written report which were all submitted as part of the successful planning application.
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Project Name: SHD Ashbourne, Co. Meath
Project Type: Mixed-use development
Site Location: Ashbourne, Co. Meath
Stage: Plans granted
Planning Documents: Development Website – An Bord Pleanala
Planning Authority: Meath County Council
Reference for Planning: ABPREF314550
Developer: Arnub Limited & Aspect Homes (ADC) Limited
Architect: Davey & Smith Architects
Planning Consultant: Armstrong Fenton Associates
Landscape Consultant: Cunnane Stratton Reynolds
M&E Engineers: Coffey Consulting Engineering
Civil Engineers: DBFL Consulting Engineers
Development Information Source: Construction Information Services
CGI Consultants: 3D Design Bureau
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