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Ballymore wins approval for 142 Malahide homes
House builder Ballymore has secured planning approval from An Bord Pleanála for 142 homes and a crèche on eight acres off Seamount Road, Malahide, in Co Dublin.
The new Seamount Rise development will be within walking distance of the coastal village of Malahide and Dart station. It will include 58 four and five-bedroom homes and 76 apartments in two buildings of five to six storeys.
Ballymore has been one of the busiest house builders in and around the capital in recent years.
Founder and group CEO Sean Mulryan said the Malahide scheme will create an attractive community.
Planning was secured under the Strategic Housing Development scheme and is subject to compliance with a number of planning conditions. Other Ballymore schemes include the Dublin Landings office and apartment development in the Docklands, which is close to completion, and Connolly Quarter, also in central Dublin, which will have 741 apartments.
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