GrantedHousing estateDecided 23 May 2017

Fassaroe & Monastery, Bray, Co. Wicklow

A major mixed-use development of 658 residential units, a neighbourhood centre, office blocks, and a creche.

16999 · Wicklow County Council · Lodged 7 September 2016

Reference: 16999
Authority: Wicklow County Council
Register status: Decided
Type: PERMISSION
Received: 7 September 2016
Residential units: 1
Floor area: 1 m²

Summary

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This large-scale development comprises 390 apartments and 268 houses on a 48.59-hectare site. It also features a neighbourhood centre with a food store, 3 office blocks, a creche, a district park, a new pedestrian/cycle bridge over the N11, and electricity line diversions.

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Official record

Development description

Seven years for a mixed use development comprising of 658 no residential units (comprised of 390 no apartments and 268 no houses), a neighbourhood centre (total gross floor area of 2963 sqm approx), comprising of a convenience food store (including an area for off licence sale of alcohol) (1727 sqm approx), 6 no retail / commercial units (1058.5 sqm approx) and a cafe (178 sqm approx), security kiosk (8 sqm approx(, 3 no 3 storey office blocks (total 9177 sqm approx), a two storey creche (768 sqm approx), a district park (12.1hectares approx) including a kiosk (21 sqm approx), residential public open space, realignment of part of existing road and provision of new road through the site connecting to ballyman road (total length 2.9km approx) a new pedestrian / cycle bridge across the n11 connecting to dargle road, the diversion and rerouting of a twin 110kv esb electricity line and 2 no 38kv electricity lines, demolition of an existing dwelling at berryfield lane, parking and cycling facilities throughout, remediation works for historic landfill locations within the site, ancillary site development, drainage and landscaping works. The application site is approximately 48.59 hectares and located at fassaroe and monastery,bray, co. Wicklow. An environmental impact statement and natura impact statement have been prepared and submitted with the application

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Residential Property Price Register sales within 500 metres of this site
Address	Date	Price	Distance
Ellen Rose Cottage, Berryfield Lane, Bray	Oct 2025	€540,000	453 m

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Key dates

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Application received7 September 2016
Further information requested28 October 2016
Further information received16 March 2017
Decision due23 May 2017
Decision issued23 May 2017
Appeal submitted15 June 2017
Appeal decided21 November 2017

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