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A developer wants to demolish a house and build four new homes on the site.
A planning application was submitted to Kildare County Council on the matter.
Being planned is the demolition of the existing three bedroom single storey dwelling on the Maynooth Road in Celbridge.
Being proposed is the construction of four semi-detached two-storey 3-bedroom dwellings.
Also in the plans is new vehicular access involving the removal of the existing entrance gates and a portion of the existing front boundary wall.
New boundary works and landscaping are also in the designs.
The total floor area of the four houses is 237 square metres.
The estimated construction value of the project is over €500,000, according to Construction Information Services database.
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