Housing accommodation proposed for foaling staff at stud in Kildare

A new housing courtyard to provide housing accommodation for the Foaling Manager and the foaling staff of Castlemartin Stud Farm in Kilcullen has been proposed.

Documents lodged with Kildare County Council show that Clementville Limited is seeking consent from the council for the development.

According to the documents, the development would form 'an integral element of the overall management of Castlemartin Stud farm.'

The Brownstown Courtyard would comprise of a new three-bedroomed, single family, two-storey house of 179 square metres, a three bedroomed single-storey house of 130sq.m, and a four-bedroomed two storey house of 171sq.m.

Planning permission is also being sought for seven parking spaces and all plant and services, drainage and associated site and landscaping works and all ancillary development; all on a site of 2,256sq.m with access to site from the existing entrance on the R448, Naas Road and the internal Castlemartin Estate agricultural roadway.

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In addition, consent is being sought for the replacement of the existing vehicular gate with a new automated vehicular gate opening inwards only located in a recessed position, all located at the townland of Brownstown within Castlemartin Stud Farm, Castlemartin Estate Demesne, Kilcullen.

It was noted that the proposed works that are the subject of this application are located within the grounds of a Protected Structure.

The date received is listed as November 25 last, while the submission-by and due dates are listed as December 29 and January 28, 2023.

The capital market website vision-net.ie shows that Clementville Ltd was set up in 2014, and is based in Castlemartin.