Towlerton is a strategically located residential development on the eastern edge of Limerick City, forming part of the wider Towlerton Masterplan area. The scheme will deliver 222 mixed-tenure residential units, comprising a blend of one and two-bedroom apartments alongside three and four-bedroom houses, designed to meet a broad range of housing needs.

Extending to approximately 4.2 hectares, the site sits within a larger 24.7-hectare landholding identified for coordinated urban expansion under the Towlerton Masterplan framework. The development is structured for phased delivery, supporting a managed and scalable approach to residential growth within this emerging city fringe location.

The scheme benefits from strong connectivity, with access provided via the recently constructed Towlerton Distributor Road (New Bloodmill Road), linking to the Old Ballysimon Road and connecting onward to the Groody Road and wider city network. This positions the development within a key emerging transport corridor serving Limerick’s eastern expansion.

A key component of the scheme is the integration of a childcare facility accommodating approximately 40 children, located within one of the apartment buildings, supporting family living and aligning with planning policy requirements.

The site is located in close proximity to established employment centres, including the nearby industrial estates, as well as a range of retail and local amenities, reinforcing strong underlying demand drivers.

Towlerton represents a well-positioned residential development within a planned urban expansion area, supported by infrastructure investment, connectivity, and a clear long-term growth framework for Limerick City.