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A NEW HOME is the chance to start with a clean slate, and the best examples provide more than freshly painted walls. Space to spread out, useful storage and a well-planned kitchen can make just as much difference to daily life as the address.
At Oakfield in Dunboyne, Co Meath, these practical touches have been considered from the word go. With landscaped grounds and the village close by, this new development by Comer Group Ireland has released its second phase, featuring the three-bed Alder and four-bed Hazel and Ash house types.
The Hazel extends to 140 m, with a separate living room and a kitchen/dining room, alongside a utility room and downstairs toilet. Upstairs are four bedrooms, including a main bedroom with an en suite bathroom and a family bathroom. The detached Ash offers approximately 170 m and adds a ground floor study.
Inside, neutral paint colours provide a backdrop for buyers’ own furniture and artwork. The ceilings are high for a greater sense of volume, while panelled internal doors, chrome handles and painted skirting boards give the rooms a cohesive finish. Large sliding patio doors connect the interiors with the gardens.
The kitchens combine BeSpace cabinetry with quartz worktops, creating a crisp, contemporary foundation for the busiest room in the house. Ceiling downlights and lighting beneath the cupboards are included and a separate utility room, plumbed for a washing machine and dryer, helps keep laundry out of the main kitchen.
Bathrooms and en suite bathrooms take a similarly streamlined approach, with full tiling, vanity units and wall-hung toilets. Contemporary BeSpace wardrobes are fitted in the bedrooms, adding built-in storage from the outset.
With their A2 energy rating, an air-to-water heat pump and underfloor heating throughout the ground floor, with radiators upstairs, comfort is guaranteed here. High-performance double glazing and insulation complete the energy-conscious new builds.
Outside, the houses have gardens with paved areas and seeded lawns, providing a starting point for outdoor dining, planting or children’s play. Communal landscaped spaces and play areas extend the outdoor appeal beyond individual plots.
Dunboyne village is a short stroll away, offering cafés, bakeries, restaurants, shops and traditional pubs, while Dunboyne Castle Hotel & Spa provides another option for dinner or some downtime. For commuters, the railway station is within walking distance, and access to the M3 connects with the M50 and routes towards Dublin.
Together, the interiors and location give Oakfield a straightforward appeal – room for family life, a considered design and the convenience of having a village close to home.
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