Over 20 new homes could be built in Portadown at a cost estimated to be close to £2 million.
The development has been earmarked for a site on the Tandragee Road, to the south of Woodview Avenue.
An application for the development – in the name of the Portadown-based JH Turkington and Sons Ltd – has been submitted to Armagh City, Banbridge and Craigavon Borough Council for consideration.
The proposals – if approved – would see the construction of a total of 21 new properties with the cost understood to be in the region of £1.9 million.
This would comprise five detached houses, as well as 16 semi-detached homes.
The proposed location is described presently as being mostly agricultural land, but does include a garden and a property which would have to be demolished to make way for the development.
The new homes are planned in a range of sizes from two to four-bedrooms.
There are also plans for 13 new homes to the Loughgall Road in the town – to the rear of Ashton Hall on the Loughgall Road.
The application for one single detached house and 12 semi-detached houses was submitted by Henry Marshall Brown Architectural Partnership on behalf of applicant GAD Developments Ltd.
Both applications are now with council and a decision would be expected within the coming months.
