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Seventeen new homes could be built on lands beside Tandragee’s historic Orange Hill
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Seventeen new homes could be built on lands beside Tandragee’s historic Orange Hill
If approved, seventeen houses could be built on land within close proximity to Tandragee’s historic Orange Hill. Sheriff Homes Ltd are seeking permission to construct the development on lands off 31-33 Gilford Street from Armagh, Banbridge and Craigavon Borough Council. Their proposals comprise seventeen detached properties – both two and three storey – with private gardens and car parking. A concept statement, prepared by McCreanor & Co Archite…
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