The new dwellings will be one-and-a-half storey, four-bedroom buildings.
14 new homes will be brought on stream in the midlands soon.
Westmeath County Council has given the green light for the housing development on the Castlepollard Road in Collinstown.
NJ Doyne Construction will erect the dwellings, each of which will be one-and-a-half storey, four bedroom buildings.
The development will also consist of the extension of existing roads.
A fee of over €55,000 must be paid to the planning authority, as a condition of approval being granted.
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