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Louth County Council has given the go ahead for 21 new houses at Haynestown
Louth County Council has given the go ahead for 21 new houses at Haynestown.
Groveview Builders Ltd applied in August 2024 for planning permission for the development at Raynoldstown Village, Haynestown, Dublin Road, Dundalk.
The development consists of two, five-bedroom, three store, semi-detached dwellings; a five-bedroom, three storey, detached dwelling; as well as four, two-storey, terraced blocks.
The terraced blocks contain two, three-bedroom, two storey, end of terrace dwellings; and 16 three-bedroom, two storey, terraced dwellings.
The application also provides for items including, all associated ancillary site development works; boundary treatments; landscaping; and access via an internal estate road constructed under a previous planning application; on lands of circa 0.64Ha, with existing vehicular and pedestrian access from the Dublin Road via The Boulevard, Raynoldstown Village.
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