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iProperty Radio New Homes of the Week – New homes launched at Bridgegate in Ardee offering modern family living in growing Louth town

Richmond Homes development positions Ardee as commuter location with strong connectivity and local amenities

22 March 2026 | 📧 editor@ipropertyradio.com

A new residential scheme at Bridgegate in Ardee, Co Louth, is bringing a range of contemporary homes to market, reflecting continued demand for housing in well-connected regional towns within commuting distance of Dublin and the wider Leinster region.

The development, delivered by Richmond Homes, comprises a mix of new-build houses designed to meet the needs of first-time buyers, growing families and those seeking to relocate from urban centres. While full details of unit numbers and pricing vary by release phase, the scheme is understood to include a mix of two, three and four-bedroom homes with a focus on modern layouts, energy efficiency and practical family living.

Located on the outskirts of Ardee, Bridgegate benefits from proximity to the M1 motorway, offering direct access to Dublin, Drogheda and Dundalk. This connectivity continues to position Ardee as an increasingly attractive option for buyers seeking affordability relative to the capital, while retaining access to employment centres along the Dublin–Belfast corridor.

The homes are expected to achieve high energy performance standards, aligning with current building regulations and buyer expectations around running costs and sustainability. Features typically associated with Richmond Homes developments include air-to-water heat pump systems, high levels of insulation and contemporary internal finishes, although specifications may vary across units.

Ardee itself has seen steady residential growth in recent years, supported by its established town centre, schools, retail offering and community infrastructure. The delivery of new housing at schemes such as Bridgegate reflects ongoing pressure on supply in the northeast commuter belt, as population growth and housing demand extend beyond traditional urban boundaries.

The scheme also highlights the continued role of regional towns in national housing delivery, particularly where infrastructure and transport links are already in place. Developments of this nature are increasingly central to meeting housing targets while supporting more balanced regional growth.

Bridgegate is currently being marketed through Richmond Homes, with further releases expected in phases as construction progresses.

Further details: https://www.richmondhomes.ie/developments/bridgegate-ardee