New housing development begins in Dún Laoghaire town
Construction contractors have officially mobilised at the historic Sussex Street site to deliver fifty-nine modern residences. This ambitious urban revitalisation project will introduce sustainable mixed-use apartments and accessible family homes right into the heart of the community.
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Contractors have been appointed to commence enabling site works at the former Boylan Centre site on Sussex Street, Dún Laoghaire. These works represent the first stage in the delivery of a new housing development that will provide 59 homes in the heart of the town centre, bolstering local housing supply with sustainable design.
The approved development comprises 39 one-bedroom apartments, 16 two-bedroom apartments and four three-bedroom terraced houses. A seven-storey mixed-use building accommodates the apartments along with a community facility at the ground floor level, alongside three wheelchair-liveable one-bedroom homes with dedicated front-door access.
Positioned within a five-minute walk of Dún Laoghaire DART Station, the scheme supports the continued growth and vitality of the town centre. Members of the public should note that parking on Sussex Street will be reduced during the works due to the installation of site perimeter hoarding, with the Council thanking residents and businesses for their patience.
The approved development comprises 39 one-bedroom apartments, 16 two-bedroom apartments and four three-bedroom terraced houses. A seven-storey mixed-use building accommodates the apartments along with a community facility at the ground floor level, alongside three wheelchair-liveable one-bedroom homes with dedicated front-door access.
Positioned within a five-minute walk of Dún Laoghaire DART Station, the scheme supports the continued growth and vitality of the town centre. Members of the public should note that parking on Sussex Street will be reduced during the works due to the installation of site perimeter hoarding, with the Council thanking residents and businesses for their patience.
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