Large residential · Co. Meath
in the townland of Baltrasna, Dublin Road (R135), Ashbourne Co. Meath
Granted 26 Mar 2026
What and where
71 homes
The proposed development consists of 71 no. 2 storey houses, comprised of 3 no. 2 bed, 63 no. 3 bed and 5 no.4 bed, detached, semi-detached and terraced houses. Access to the proposed development will via the adjoining permitted residential development to the north (under Ref. 23/873) which has a permitted vehicular entrance off the Dublin Road. The proposed development also provides for all associated site development works, above & below ground, public open space, hard and soft landscaping & boundary treatments, surface car parking, bin & bicycle storage, ESB Sub-station & public lighting etc., all on an overall application site area of c.2.1 hectares.
- Location
- Dublin Road (r135), Co. Meath Map
- Council
- Meath County Council
- Planning reference
- 2561359
- Applicant
- Apolloseven Investments Ltd
- Agent
- Tracy Armstrong
Key facts
- Homes
- 71
- Floor area
- 9,420 m²
- Indicative value
- €10m–30mPlanningBrief estimate
- Project type
- Large residential
- Received
- 12 Dec 2025
- Granted
- 26 Mar 2026
Timeline
- Application received
- Granted
Outlook
What happens next
Work packages named so far
Documents and evidence
Check the record
- Council planning fileThe application file 2561359 on eplanning.ie: drawings, reports and the decision.Open the council's file
- From the planning documentsRead from Design Statement in the council's file.
- Unit mix
- 3 2 Bed Terraced 4P, 6 3 Bed End Terrace 4P, 17 3 Bed Terraced 5P, 30 3 Bed End Terrace 5P, 10 3 Bed Wide Front 5P, 5 4 Bed Semi-Detached
- Site area
- 2.13 ha
- Applicant
- Apolloseven Investments Ltd
- Phasing
- Phase 2 of a housing development, accessed via Phase 1 entrance.
- Scope
- The development proposes 71 residential units on a 2.13 hectare site in Ashbourne, Co. Meath, as phase two of an extant granted housing scheme.
How we know this
From the Meath County Council planning register, checked 2 Jun 2026. We link to the council's own file so you can check the official record before you act. Facts from the planning documents were read from the documents in that file.
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