Abbey Court, Kilcoursey, Clara, Co. Offaly

James L. Murtagh Auctioneers are delighted to present this excellent residential development opportunity with Full Planning Permission for residences in the low density and sought after estate of Abbey Court, Kilcoursey, Clara, Co. Offaly. Full Planning Permission was granted in 2021 under Planning File ref 21493 for the construction of 2no. 4 bedroom semi-detached houses situated to the rear of the Abbey Court development. The subject site with the proposed residential development forms part of the existing Abbey Court estate and the development benefits from existing services, entrance and road. This is an excellent opportunity for developers, investors, builders, and those looking to satisfy the requirements of Housing Associations and Local Authorities. We understand all mains services are available however, all parties will need to satisfy themselves as to availability, capacity and adequacy of same. The proposed development is subject to all necessary site works and conditions in the grant of planning. Location The subject property forms part of the existing Abbey Court, in the townland of Kilcoursey just off the R436 east of Clara. Clara is a town on the River Brosna in County Offaly. It has a vibrant community spirit with rich and diverse natural habitats. The range of resources and activities available make Clara Town a great place to live, work and visit. Lying at the very centre of Ireland, halfway between Dublin and Galway, Clara makes a central base from which to explore the country. The subject property is within easy access to major road networks including M6 and N52 and larger towns such as Tullamore. Abbey Court is within walking distance of all amenities and services, both recreational and essential. Zoning Under the current Offaly County Development, the subject site is zoned Existing residential with the zoning allowing for the conservation and enhancement of the quality and character of existing residential areas, to protect residential amenities and to allow for small scale infill development.