South House Stud, Newtown, Naas
Demolition of existing stables and construction of a new 12-stable block near Naas.
22113 · Kildare County Council · Lodged 4 February 2022
- Reference
- 22113
- Authority
- Kildare County Council
- Register status
- Decided
- Type
- PERMISSION
- Received
- 4 February 2022
Summary
AI-generatedThe development at South House Stud involves the demolition of existing stables and a shed, followed by the construction of a new stable block containing 12 stables, 2 foaling units, and ancillary rooms. It also includes a manure pit, effluent tank, and a new wastewater treatment system.
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Official record
Development description
For the following works, planning permission for a) demolition of existing stables & shed, b) construction of new stable block incorporating 12nr stables, 2nr foaling units, tack room, plant rooms, medicine and feed rooms, c) manure pit and effluent tank, d) upgrading of existing residential entrance to new agricultural entrance detail with all associated site development and facilitating works. Revised by significant further information which consists of proposed new wastewater treatment system to serve existing dwelling.
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Recent sales nearby
within 500 m| Address | Date | Price | Distance |
|---|---|---|---|
| Blackberry Lodge, Newtown, Naas | Jun 2026 | €1,035,000 | 17 m |
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Key dates
Timeline
- Application received4 February 2022
- Further information requested25 March 2022
- Further information received11 May 2022
- Decision due7 June 2022
- Decision issued1 June 2022
- Grant issued27 July 2022
- Permission expiry26 July 2027
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