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A NEW DEVELOPMENT in Citywest, west Dublin, Parklands is conveniently located for city commuters.
The Saggart Luas stop is adjacent to the development, while the nearby N7 and M50 provide easy access to the city centre by car. A number of bus routes also run to the heart of the capital from here.
You might be able to avoid a commute altogether if you work in Citywest Business Park, which is an easy 15-minute walk from the development. For families, there are a number of primary and secondary schools within walking distance or a short drive.
The development includes a large park and children’s play area, while keen golfers are sure to appreciate being close to Citywest Golf Club.
There are three and four-bedroom homes on the market at the development, with prices starting at €355,000 for a three-bed terraced house. Four-bed semi-detached properties are priced at €400,000.
Homes at Parklands are designed for family living, with open-plan kitchen and dining rooms, spacious living rooms and large bedrooms. All kitchens come with contemporary solid wood units, composite stone laminate countertops and fitted appliances including a fridge/freezer, washing machine, dishwasher, hob and electric oven.
Extending the living area, patio doors open to the rear garden. All gardens come with seeded lawns and are surrounded by timber fencing and concrete posts for privacy.
Bathrooms and en suite bathrooms feature stylish tiles to the walls and floors, as well as sleek sanitary ware, high pressure showers and heated towel rails. For further convenience, bedrooms are fitted with built-in wardrobes.
An important factor for any modern buyer, each home has an A-rating for energy efficiency and features high levels of insulation, air tightness and a heat recovery system, resulting in low energy waste and running costs.
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