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Meath
County
CEANANNAS MÓR URBAN
Electoral Division
167040
167040001
Small Area
Ceanannas Mór Urban
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Type
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Beds
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Baths
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Size
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BER
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Timeline
PPR sales + listing activity (newest first)- 2022-07-13Sold€155kSecond-handOfficial
Currently listed nearby
1 active listing(s) in the same Small Area, ±1 bedroom
Currently listed nearby
Safety
Safety 1/100Nearest Garda station — MULLAGH
Safety
Safety 1/100Composite percentile
1/100
Safer than 99% of Ireland
Personal1
Property1
Public order1
↘↘ Down 21% vs prior 3-year baseline
ⓘData fallback
Nearest open station (KELLS) has no CSO data — falling back to MULLAGH, 10059m farther.
Personal · assault, robbery, sexual offences, homicide
Property · burglary, theft, criminal damage, fraud
Public order · drugs, public disorder, weapons
National percentile · 0 = safest, 100 = worst
Area context
Marginally below averageCensus + Pobal HP — who lives here, how, in what
Area context
Marginally below averagePopulation
171
5-yr change +34.6%
Age structure
52%
25-64 y/o
- 0-1418.0%
- 15-2413.4%
- 25-4423.7%
- 45-6428.3%
- 65+16.6%
Household sizes
39
households
- 2 persons56.4%
- 3 persons17.9%
- 4 persons20.5%
- 5 persons2.6%
- 6+ persons2.6%
Family types
8%
Lone-parent households
- Married, with kids14.8%
- Married couple10.2%
- Cohabiting, with kids1.1%
- Cohabiting couple8.0%
- Lone parent (mother)6.8%
- Lone parent (father)1.1%
Non-Irish born
35%
Non-Irish born
- Ireland65.5%
- Other EU272020 (Exec Ireland & Poland)18.7%
- United Kingdom7.0%
- Rest of World6.4%
- Poland1.8%
- India0.6%
5-year price trend in this Small Area
Median PPR sale price per year
5-year price trend in this Small Area
- 2021Median €171,8524 sale(s)
- 2022Median €132,5002 sale(s)
- 2023Median €173,0003 sale(s)
- 2024Median €255,0003 sale(s)
- 2025Median €23,4641 sale(s)
Flood risk
✓ All clearOPW NIFM / CFRAM / NCFHM modelled flood zones
Flood risk
✓ All clearAt this point
0
This exact point is not in any modelled flood zone.
Source: OPW (NIFM / CFRAM / NCFHM) + FRS Benefiting Areas.
Radon risk
EPA Radon Risk Map category for this property
Radon risk
1
2
3
4
Category 3 (5% to 10%)
Worth testing if living long-term on lower floors.
Source: EPA Radon Risk Map.
Schools
662 mNearest primary + post-primary (DoE register)
Schools
662 mPrimary
OUR LADY OF MERCY NS
662 m away · Jim Brunnock Road, Kells, Co. Meath, Meath
- Catholic
- English-medium
- Bishop of Meath
Post-primary
St Ciaran's Community School
565 m away · Navan Rd, Kells, Co Meath, Meath
- INTER DENOMINATIONAL
- English-medium
- Louth & Meath ETB&Congregation of Christian Brothers
Transit
433′ walkNearest DART/Luas + bus routes within 500 m
Transit
433′ walkEnergy estimate
Area estimateNo BER on file — estimated from 46 certs in the same Small Area
Energy estimate
Area estimateEstimated annual energy cost (rough)
€2,761 – €3,581
per year · likely heating fuel: Electricity · regulated services only (see calculation)
- Estimated BER~E2
- Total annual energy17,062 kWh/yr
- Energy intensity354 kWh/m²/yr
- Floor area~48 m² (area median)
- Heating fuelElectricityarea mode
How is this calculated?
Rough estimate based on the BER cert's primary energy band — covers the four 'regulated services' SEAI DEAP measures: space heating, hot water, lighting, ventilation. It does NOT include appliances, cooking, IT equipment, or real-life usage variance (occupancy, comfort temperature, hours at home). Actual bills will differ.
2026-05 Irish retail unit prices (Switcher.ie / SEAI Domestic Fuels Q4 2025): Mains Gas €0.10/kWh · Heating Oil €0.10/kWh · Electricity €0.30–€0.40/kWh (smart vs standard) · LPG €0.15/kWh · Solid fuel €0.06–€0.09/kWh. ±15% margin on non-electric. Standing charges: €300/yr electricity meter, +€360/yr if gas is connected.
Planning
12Permissions within 1 km, last 3 years
Planning
12- Commercial· 1 unit2026-05-06N/A562 mPermission for a Large-Scale Residential Development - Permission for a Large-Scale Residential Development (LRD) on this site of c. 4.95 ha (gross) at lands known as the ‘Frontlands’, located to the south-west of Kells Town Centre, to the west of Bective Road, and also including the junction of Bective Street and Bective Road, Kells, Co. Meath. The main development site is bounded to the southeast by Westfield residential estate, to the southwest by Balrath Wood estate, and to the west and north by greenfield lands. The proposed development will consist of 116 no. residential units (24 no. 1-bed, 19 no. 2-bed, 67 no. 3-bed and 6 no. 4-bed) and a crèche. The residential mix will comprise 92 no. houses (19 no. 2-bed, 67 no. 3-bed and 6 no. 4-bed) and 24 no. apartments (24 no. 1-bed). The development will include 2 no., 4-storey apartment blocks. Housing units will range from 2 to 2 ½ storeys in height and include a mix of semi-detached and terraced dwellings. The crèche will be a single-storey stand-alone building (c. 151 sq.m), with associated open space, car parking and a dedicated set-down area. All residential units will be provided with private amenity space in the form of balconies or gardens. The development will also include public open spaces including a public park located to the north of the site. The development will also include the construction of the first section of the new distributor road (as permitted under Part 10 Application PL17.304799), including the provision of a signal-controlled junction at Bective Street and associated alterations to the Bective Street/Bective Road junction, including the realignment of Bective Road along the southern frontage of the HSE building, as facilitated by a revision to the application red line boundary. The proposed development will be served by a single vehicular access road from the new distributor road section as well as additional pedestrian access points. The development will also include all associated site development works, including 227 no. car parking spaces and 40 no. cycle parking spaces; public, communal and private open space; landscaping; boundary treatments; waste management and cycle storage areas; a foul water pumping station; underground attenuation; and all associated services and infrastructure, including connection to the Uisce Éireann network