Residential Development Opportunity in Kilmeague

Knight Frank has listed a 4.4-hectare greenfield site in Kilmeague, zoned for residential development, with potential for 110 to 150 units.

Knight Frank Located next to an established residential estate on the outskirts of the village of Kilmeague, the lands extend to a total area of 4.4 hectares and are greenfield at present.

The entire holding is zoned for residential development under the terms of the Kildare County Development Plan 2023–2029 . The density range of 25 to 35 units provided for in the plan would allow for a residential development of 110 to 150 units, subject to planning permission. While Kilmeague retains its village character, it is within convenient reach of the employment, retail and services of Naas , Newbridge and Kildare town .

Dublin can be accessed within an hour by road via the M7 corridor. Robert Wilson of Knight Frank says: “These lands offer an excellent opportunity to acquire a substantial residentially zoned development site with the potential to deliver housing in a location where there is persistent demand driven by first-time buyers, families and commuters seeking high-quality homes.

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