Awaiting decisionRetention

Cois Glaisin Park, Johnstown Navan, Co. Meath

Retention of various alterations and extensions to multiple houses in Johnstown.

NA161229 · Meath County Council · Lodged 11 November 2016

Reference: NA161229
Authority: Meath County Council
Register status: Invalid or incomplete
Type: RETENTION
Received: 11 November 2016
Residential units: 1
Floor area: 80 m²

Summary

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Retention permission is sought for alterations to windows, doors, and porches, as well as single and two-storey extensions across several existing houses (numbers 21 to 47) in Cois Glaisin Park.

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Official record

Development description

The developments consists of the retention of alterations to houses approved permission under planning reference na/800617. The amendments to be retained consist of (i) alterations to front, side & rear windows and doors of house no's 21, 23, 25 & 27, together with alterations to porch roof of house no. 23, (ii) provision of single storey rear extensions and two storey front extensions together with associated alterations to front and rear elevations of house no's 29 & 31, (iii) provision of two storey extension to rear together with alterations to front and rear windows and doors of house no's 35 & 45, (iv) alterations to front, side and rear windows and doors of house no's 33 & 47, (v) provision of single storey extension to rear and lean-to canopy over front entrance door, including alterations to front and rear windows and doors of house no's 37 & 39 (vi) provision of single storey extension to rear and side windows and doors of house no's 41 & 43

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A1 - Existing ResidentialRS

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Residential Property Price Register sales within 500 metres of this site
Address	Date	Price	Distance
31 Cois Glaisin Park, Johnstown, Navan	Feb 2026	€425,000	37 m
21 Cois Glaisin Park, Johnstown, Navan	Jun 2026	€401,000	53 m
15 Cois Glaisin Park, Johnstown, Navan	May 2026	€520,000	75 m
10 Cois Glaisin Close, Johnstown, Navan	Jun 2025	€385,000	105 m
5 Cois Glaisin Crescent, Johnstown, Navan	Dec 2025	€435,000	131 m
23 Kilcarn Woods, Navan, Meath	Aug 2025	€470,000	144 m
7 Cois Glaisin Clos, Johnstown, Navan	Jul 2025	€382,000	148 m
27 Cois Glaisin Avenue, Johnstown, Navan	Jun 2026	€465,000	173 m

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Application received11 November 2016

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