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Modular Homes Meath
Meath is the closest county to the showroom after Dublin itself — Ashbourne and Ratoath are 25–30 minutes up the M2 and M3, Dunshaughlin much the same, Navan about 45 minutes, and Trim and Kells under an hour. That makes it the county where a site visit is easiest to arrange, and the enquiries run from garden offices in the commuter towns to full one-off homes on farmland sites.
Fully fitted · every size
€2,400 / m²
From
€60,480
25.2 m² minimum build
Delivery
Meath
quoted with your site
Delivery, foundations & installation for Meath quoted after a site assessment.
What we deliver to Meath
One house type, sized to the job
Meath is where we can be on site the morning after a call. Short runs, good roads and mostly firm, level ground — every build is the same factory-finished module, sized to what the site needs.
Full homes
One-off homes on farmland and village-edge sites — from compact one-beds to bespoke three- and four-bedroom layouts.
3-bed homes →Garden rooms
Garden offices and family annexes in the commuter towns — Ashbourne, Ratoath, Dunshaughlin, Dunboyne — where a 25 m² office behind a three-bed semi is the typical job.
Garden rooms →Extensions
Factory-built extensions for the county's estate housing, craned into place with the junction designed with your engineer.
Extensions →Getting it to Meath
Delivery and planning, honestly
- local_shippingDelivery — Ashbourne, Ratoath and Dunshaughlin are around 25–30 minutes from our Dublin base via the M2 and M3; Navan about 45 minutes; Trim, Kells and the Enfield side under an hour. Short runs, good roads and mostly firm, level ground: the distance adds very little to the installation quote, and the fitted price of the home itself never changes.
- descriptionPlanning — a dwelling needs permission from Meath County Council. The county development plan applies a rural housing policy in the open countryside, so a local connection usually matters for a one-off home, and parts of the Boyne Valley around Brú na Bóinne and the Hill of Tara carry heritage designations that add conditions. Rear extensions under 45 m² can be exempt, subject to conditions — and since 27 July 2026 a 32–45 m² detached home in the rear garden of the house you own and live in needs a 14-day notification rather than a planning application. See our planning permission guide.
- routeSite assessment — access, crane position, ground and services, checked before anything is priced. Because Meath is so close, we will often just come out and look — but photos of the site and its approach still get the quote moving fastest.
Firm ground, short runs
Most of Meath is level grassland on firm ground, which is about as straightforward as a modular install gets: simple foundations, easy crane positioning and a short trip from our Dublin base. The specification is the same one we deliver to the most exposed Atlantic sites — C5 wind resistance, C4 anti-corrosion, 200 mm insulation — so a Meath home is, if anything, over-specified for its setting.
Questions
Modular homes in Meath — FAQ
How much does a modular home cost in Meath?
The same as everywhere we deliver: €2,400 per square metre, fully fitted. That runs from €60,480 for a 25.2 m² one-bed — our minimum build — through €96,000–€132,480 for a two-bed, to €168,000–€264,000 for a three-bed and €240,000–€336,000 for a four-bed. Delivery, foundations and installation for a Meath site are quoted after a site assessment; as one of the closest counties to our Dublin base, it's among the shortest runs we do.
Do you deliver modular homes to Meath?
Yes — Meath is the closest county to our base after Dublin. Ashbourne, Ratoath and Dunshaughlin are around 25–30 minutes via the M2 and M3, Navan about 45 minutes, Trim and Kells under an hour. The module travels by lorry and is craned into position; on most Meath sites level ground makes that straightforward.
Who handles planning permission in Meath?
A modular home used as a dwelling needs planning permission from Meath County Council. In rural parts of the county the development plan applies a rural housing policy, under which a local connection to the area usually matters for a one-off home, and sites in the Boyne Valley near Brú na Bóinne or the Hill of Tara can carry heritage conditions. Rear extensions under 45 m² can be exempt subject to conditions, and since 27 July 2026 a 32–45 m² detached home in the rear garden of the house you own and live in needs only a 14-day notification to the council — always confirm the rules for your specific site with the council.
Can I see a home before ordering?
Yes — our showroom is at 68/69 Phibsborough Road, Dublin D07 YX38, open seven days by appointment. From Ashbourne or Dunshaughlin the showroom is half an hour away, so most Meath customers start with a visit and bring photos of the site. Call 01 964 0243 to book.
Next step
Start with your Meath site
Send the site's location and a few photos of the access, and tell us what you have in mind. We'll confirm the fitted price and quote the Meath site works from there — or just ask us to come out.
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