PlanningRegister.ie
South Dublin County Council · SHD3ABP-312501-22 · SHD3-Application to ABP

Mill Road Development

274 homes8 storeysTetrarch Residential LimitedSaggart, South Dublin County Council

All 266 permitted homes are built (Q2 2026).

Also known as Saggart Residential Scheme.

  1. 17 Jan 2022Received
  2. 2 Aug 2022Approved
  3. 16 Sept 2024Building started
  4. 18 Sept 2025Signed off
Status
Building started
Decision
Approved · 2 Aug 2022
Size
274 homes · up to 8 storeys
Uses
residential, houses, apartments, creche
Applicant
Tetrarch Residential Limited
Site
4.90 ha

Building progress councils’ figures, Q2 2026

  1. 2022Approved
  2. 2024Building started
  3. 2025First homes signed off8 sign-offs

All 266 permitted homes are built (Q2 2026).

266
homes permitted
266
homes started on site
266
homes completed

completed · under construction · not started · 51 houses and 215 apartments permitted

Quarter by quarter
QuarterPermittedUnder constructionCompletedCompleted share
Q2 20252662660
Q3 20252662660
Q4 202526617789
Q1 202626617789
Q2 20262660266

The scheme

Tetrarch Residential Limited proposes the construction of 274 residential units at Mill Road in Saggart. The development includes 51 houses, 38 duplex units, 185 apartments, and a 4-classroom creche. The scheme ranges from two to eight storeys in height and includes new road infrastructure and pedestrian connections.

it involves the construction of 274 residential units

What the register says

Demolition of existing single storey dwelling and the construction of 274 units on a 4.62 ha (net) site (density 60 units per hectare). It will comprise of 51 houses, 38 duplex units and 185 apartments. The height of the proposed scheme will range from two storey houses and three storey duplexes to 5 storey and part 8 storey apartment blocks. The proposed residential mix will comprise of: 17 2-bed houses, 27 3-bed houses and 7 4-bed houses, 2 1-bed duplex, 17 2-bed duplex and 19 3-bed duplex units, 62 1-bed apartments, 119 2-bed apartments and 4 3-bed apartments. A 4-classroom crèche of c. 276 sq.m and 2 substations are also included in the proposed development. 276 car parking spaces and 634 bicycle spaces are provided. A planted woodland berm will be developed along the northern boundary with the N7 to provide a sound barrier and amenity open space. There are a number of green spaces located in the centre of the site and on the south east and west of the site with natural play and SUDS elements as well as a large open communal space for the two apartment blocks to the south. Vehicle, pedestrian and cycle access to the site will be from the Mill Road. A new road will be constructed running east west at the southern boundary of the site. The residential element of the site will have two access points off the proposed new road. This new route will extend eastwards to provide cycling and pedestrian connections through neighbouring Citywest lands and to the Saggart LUAS light rail terminus. Secondary access is proposed at the north west of the site from an existing access road connecting to Mill Road. This access is designed as services and emergency only and will be controlled by collapsible bollards

Summary from the register record.

Planning timeline 7 steps

  • 17 Jan 2022
    Application lodged — SHD
  • 2 Aug 2022
    Council decision — Grant
  • 2 Aug 2022
    Commission decision — Granted with conditions
  • 2 Aug 2022
    Final approval
  • 16 Sept 2024
    Building started
  • Q2 2026
    Site completed — Site completed
  • 15 Sept 2027
    Approval runs out (estimate)

The site 4.90 ha

Boundary of Mill Road Development as the Dublin councils map it in the housing pipeline.

Planning applications inside the site 1 application in the last 10 years

Appeals inside the site 2 with An Coimisiún Pleanála

Building work started inside the site 8 commencement notices

Other big developments nearby within 2 km

Everything within 1 km on the map →

Something wrong on this scheme page, or a record you want corrected or removed? Contact us and we will check it against the source.