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A planning application has been submitted for the construction of two ground floor apartments at 12 and 13 Hollands Park, Rheban Manor, Athy, Kildare.
According to Construction Information Services (CIS), the application was submitted to the Local Planning Authority on May 29 2025.
The plans consist of the construction of two two-bed ground floor apartments; subdivision of the rear garden to provide private open space for each apartment; and dishing of the existing verge/footpath to allow vehicular access for the provision of four new off-street car park spaces.
The plans also include provision for an enclosed bin store to the front and modifications to the front facade with all ancillary site works ( to include change of use from permission previously granted for a creche but never completed. )
The architect overseeing the project is Patrick J Knowles Architectural & Planning Consultant.
Construction of the apartments has been costed at €36k.
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