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Wellfield, Upper Churchtown Road, Churchtown, Dublin 14
€795,000
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Wellfield, Upper Churchtown Road, Churchtown, Dublin 14
€795,000

Property Description:
Last two remaining. Wellfield is a brand new development of only six 4 bedroom semi-detached homes on the Upper Churchtown Road. Making the most of this superb location, Highgate Properties have delivered an exclusive scheme of 6 luxurious semi-detached family homes. Purchasers will enjoy the benefits of a brand new high specification house, complete with all the comforts of modern lifestyle design, including features such as large living space and high ceilings.
All homes come with landscaped rear gardens and private parking to the front for two cars and flooring throughout.
These homes are A2 Rated energy efficient with incorporated solar panels, energy saving gas condensing boilers, thermostatic controls on all radiators, as well as a high level of insulation which all combine to lower the energy costs.
Wellfield’ s proximity to the villages of Dundrum, Rathfarnham and Milltown make it one of the most sought after addresses of South County Dublin.
The transport links in the areas are second to none with two LUAS stops within walking distance of the scheme at Windy Arbour and Dundrum. The M50 motorway is within easy access and a QBC corridor is on the doorstep, with numerous bus routes to and from Dublin City Centre.

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