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Knockboyne House, Dublin Road Navan, County Meath C15 A3E0

Renovation of Knock Boyne House and stables, and construction of 22 new homes in Navan.

2460905 · Meath County Council · Lodged 28 October 2024

Reference: 2460905
Authority: Meath County Council
Register status: Invalid or incomplete
Type: PERMISSION
Received: 28 October 2024
Residential units: 1
Floor area: 3111.42 m²

Summary

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The development includes renovating the existing Knock Boyne House and a derelict stable building, alongside partial demolitions. It also proposes building 22 new homes, comprising terraced townhouses, semi-detached houses, a detached house, and a gate lodge, with a new site entrance.

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Development description

The proposed development will consist of: (a) renovation of existing “knock boyne house” including minor internal alterations and demolition of (non-original) lean-to rear annex; (b) renovation of existing derelict stable / coach-house including demolition of lean-to side annex and concrete blockwork extension to rear; (c) create new site entrance where a temporary access currently exists onto “springfield glen”; (d) change existing dublin road (r147) electric gate entrance to “exit only” and “left turn only”; (e) arboricultural works including the protection and preservation of quality trees on site and removal of low quality trees; (f) removal of japanese knotweed from site; (g) construction of 7 no. 3 bedroom terraced townhouses, 11 no. 4 bedroom terraced townhouses, 2 no. 4 bedroom semi-detached houses, 1 no. 4 bedroom detached house and 1 no. 3 bedroom detached gate lodge (h) landscaping scheme to include significant new tree planting and (i) all associated site works. A natura impact statement (nis) has been prepared for the proposed development

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within 500 m

Residential Property Price Register sales within 500 metres of this site
Address	Date	Price	Distance
Villa Nova, Dublin Rd, Navan	Feb 2025	€550,000	63 m
9 The Crescent, Baker Hall, Navanprice excludes VAT	Mar 2025	€300,000	94 m
14 Limekiln Hall, Dublin Rd, Navan	Nov 2025	€625,000	232 m
28 The Heights, Baker Hall, Navan	Sept 2025	€325,000	292 m
5 Limekiln Wood, Navan, Meath	Jan 2026	€358,000	326 m
13 Rivermill View, Navan, Meath	Feb 2026	€210,000	343 m
156 Kilcarn Court, Navan, Meath	May 2025	€270,000	343 m
130 Kilcarn Court, Navan, Co Meath	May 2026	€123,616	387 m

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Application received28 October 2024

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