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Construction is set to start soon on a significant new residential development in the southeast region of Dun Laoghaire-Rathdown. The estimated €76m Druids Glen project, promoted by Tudor Homes Limited, was granted planning permission in January 2020.
The approved scheme will deliver 342 new residential dwellings, consisting of a diverse mix of housing options, including 189 apartments, 28 duplexes, and 60 triplexes, available in a range of configurations. Moreover, the scheme is rounded off with 65 houses, offering two, three, and four-bedroom options.
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Residents of the development will enjoy a host of comprehensive amenities designed to cater to both families and professionals. These include ample public open spaces, dedicated parking spaces for cars and bicycles, and a childcare facility, all contributing to an exceptional living experience.
Benefiting from great connectivity, the Druids Glen development is adjacent to the Luas green line and several Dublin Bus routes, ensuring seamless regional access. Furthermore, the strategic location provides direct access to both the N11 and M50, enabling good transportation to the city centre and beyond.
“Despite the various legal challenges, this scheme will bring high-quality homes, enriching Cherrywood’s local community with high-standard living. Through the top-tier verified view montages and computer-generated images provided by 3D Design Bureau, we successfully secured planning permission and site development should commence shortly,”
– says David Browne, from Tudor Homes.
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Project Name: €76m – Residential Development, Brennanstown
Project Type: Residential Development
Site Location: Brennanstown Road, Dublin 18
Stage: Plans Granted
Planning Documents: Planning Documents
Planning Authority: Dun Laoghaire Rathdown County Council
Reference for Planning: DZ19A/0863
Promoter: Tudor Homes Limited is based in Blackrock, Dublin.
Architect: John Fleming Architects have developed a diverse body of creative work. This work includes private one-off residential, multi-unit residential, commercial, hospitality/leisure and retail projects, as well as student residences and large-scale master planning exercises.
Planning Consultant: Declan Brassil and Company is a Planning Consultancy Practice providing strategic, advocacy and expert planning services to public and private sector clients.
Civil Engineer / Structural Engineer: Downes Associates is an engineering consultancy specialising in the design of building structures and related civil engineering works.
Environmental Engineer: AWN Consulting Limited are environmental and acoustic advisors with a vision to become a truly international company whilst sustaining their reputation for technical excellence, creative solutions, meeting promises and adding value.
Electrical Engineer: McElligott Consulting Engineers – provide mechanical and electrical design support to the following areas: Commercial, District Heating, Residential and Institutional.
Transport Consultant: ILTP Consulting is Ireland’s leading independent Land Use and Transport Planning Consultancy providing high-quality service to public and private sector clients.
CGI Consultants: 3D Design Bureau are digital construction specialists, which offer premium level 3D services to the AEC industry, including high-quality 3D solutions for planning, marketing, BIM, and virtual tours. They are based in Dun Laoghaire, Dublin.
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