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A NAME LIKE Seaview Court couldn’t be more apt for this week’s new development. A limited number of homes in its second phase look directly out across the water, with Rosslare in one direction and Raven Point in the other. It is the sort of spot that could make even an ordinary Tuesday morning feel like a holiday.
The new semi-detached homes have an A2 energy rating and a layout designed for everyday family life. In the fitted kitchen and dining room, quartz worktops bring a polished finish, while French doors open onto the garden. Upstairs, the main bedroom has a triple wardrobe and an en suite bathroom.
Buyers can choose a three-bed home of about 103 m, with scope to convert the attic level later. Some house types are available with that work already done, adding around 36 m and providing two further rooms and a shower room. It is a useful choice for anyone weighing up the space they need now against what they might need in a few years.
The setting offers more than a view. Wexford Quayside is less than 2 km away on foot, while the beaches at Rosslare and Curracloe are within easy reach. Road, train and bus links also make the location practical for journeys beyond town.
For buyers who want coastal living without giving up the convenience of Wexford Town, the sea-facing homes at Seaview Court are likely to be the ones to watch.
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