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The development site at Ard Michael in Longford town has full planning permission for 93 new homes
A site granted planning permission for 93 homes last December by Longford County Council has been put on the market.
Longford County Council planners granted planning permission to Adaview Ltd to develop the houses at Ard Michael, Longford town.
The ready-to-go development site at Ard Michael is in an established residential location about a kilometre from the town centre and is listed as having a guide price of €2.5m for the lands.
Hooke & MacDonald is handling the sale of the development site at Ard Michael in the town.
The approved plans are for dwellings comprising two two-storey three-bed detached houses, 44 three-storey three-bed semi-detached houses, 28 three-storey three-bed terraced houses and 19 two-storey two-bed terraced houses.
Twenty-five of the houses will be accessed off the existing Ard Michael Road and 68 houses will be accessed off Oaklands Avenue.
The 16 conditions attached to the plans included measures to protect existing structures, adherence to submitted plans, landscaping, water and wastewater considerations, the provision of a bond of €930,000 and a development fee of €225,990.
For more information contact Sebastian Judd at sebastianj@hmd.ie or Ken MacDonald at kenm@hmd.ie, or at 01-6610100.
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