Residential scheme tweaks house types, layouts and design for 27 homes under construction

Macartan View Limited has lodged a new application with Monaghan County Council to amend an ongoing residential development in the town of Monaghan. The developer seeks permission for changes that will affect the layout and design of the houses already under construction.

The revised scheme now proposes 27 homes – eight two‑bedroom dwellings and nineteen three‑bedroom units – a shift from the original mix approved by the council. In addition to the altered unit types, Macartan View Limited is requesting adjustments to the house layouts, facades and landscaping across all 27 plots.

The application also covers retention permission for works on plot units 24 to 27 inclusive, allowing construction to continue down to sub‑floor level as originally built. The developer has asked for a revised unit mix for units 1 through 27, reconfiguration of curtilage works associated with those units, amendments to the façade and design of each dwelling, and changes to site landscaping and ancillary works.

These requests are being made under permission 19441 (extended under 25/9002) and have been amended under permission 25/60317. The council has not yet validated or decided on the application; it remains pending review.

The development is part of a broader residential scheme in Monaghan town, and any approval will be subject to the council’s planning guidelines and local land use policies. Residents and prospective buyers are advised that the final design may still change until the council issues its decision.

For further details, see the council file (reference 2660177) on localnews.ie.

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