GrantedHousing estateDecided 6 March 2019

Hazelbrook Rise, Ballybeg, Rathnew

Amendments to a housing development in Rathnew, reducing the overall unit count.

181217 · Wicklow County Council · Lodged 1 November 2018

Reference: 181217
Authority: Wicklow County Council
Register status: Decided
Type: PERMISSION
Received: 1 November 2018
Residential units: 7
Floor area: 532 m²

Summary

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The proposal seeks amendments to a partly constructed residential scheme. It involves omitting several permitted units due to boundary conditions and constructing 7 new two-bedroom houses, reducing the overall estate size from 154 to 145 units.

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Development description

Amendments to a partly constructed residential scheme. The proposed development will consist of amendment to the permitted (unconstructed) blocks 1, 18, 19, 20, 24, 26 and unit 65 located along the north eastern site boundary as permitted under reg ref 06/6163, 12/6534 and 17/1018. Units to be omitted from the approved scheme due to boundary conditions include units 1 2 and 3 (block 1), unit 65 (detached), unit 66 (within block
And unit 94 (within block 26). The proposed development includes a revised block 18, 19 and 20 and will provide for 7 no 2 bed houses (total gfa: c554 sqm). The proposed development also includes 14 no car parking spaces, landscaping, shared open space, associated site layout amendment works and site services. The site forms part of a permitted development of 154 no dwellings and a childcare facility. Under this application, the total unit number will be reduced to 145 no units. A live application on the site, reg ref 18/558, if granted, will reduce the housing units further to an overall total of 144 no units

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Residential Property Price Register sales within 500 metres of this site
Address	Date	Price	Distance
43 Seaview Heights, Rathnew, Co Wicklow	Jun 2025	€272,000	96 m
10 St Patricks Terrace, Ballybeg, Rathnew	Aug 2025	€410,000	98 m
11 St. Patricks Terrace, The Brow, Rathnew	Mar 2025	€360,000	110 m
31 Carrig Court, Rathnew, Wicklow	Mar 2026	€355,000	211 m
8 Seaview Heights, Rathnew, Co Wicklow	May 2025	€369,000	219 m
24 The Bank, Ballybeg, Rathnew	Feb 2025	€292,500	232 m
8 St. Ernans Rathnew, Co. Wicklowprice excludes VAT	Mar 2025	€308,370	234 m
20 St. Ernan's, Ballybeg, Rathnewprice excludes VAT	Mar 2025	€290,748	234 m

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Application received1 November 2018
Further information requested21 December 2018
Further information received12 February 2019
Decision due11 March 2019
Decision issued6 March 2019
Grant issued9 April 2019
Permission expiry8 April 2024

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