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Ledwill Park
New homes in Kilcock with excellent bus and rail links.

Located in Braganstown, Kilcock, Co Kildare, the houses at Ledwill Park are beside the train station, within a 45-minute commute to Dublin Connolly.

You’ll be five minutes from the M4, which brings you to Dublin city in 40 minutes (off-peak), and you’ll live within five minutes walk of the thriving Kilcock village.

Bus Éireann has regular services between both Dublin and Mullingar that go through the town, and you’ll be 5km from Maynooth too.

The town has three primary schools – Scoil Choca Naofa, St Joseph’s BNS and Gaelscoil Uí Riada, along with one secondary school, Scoil Dara.

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Inside, all homes in Ledwill Park are A-rated, with high levels of insulation in the floors, walls and roof. 

Each property contains shaker-style doors, modern skirting and architraves finished in white satin paint and a pull-down attic ladder. All windows and doors are two-toned uPVC double-glazed and there are French double doors to the back garden in each home.

The last remaining three-bedroom home is priced from €335,000, while five-bedroom homes start at €475,000.

Homes at Ledwill Park are on sale via Sherry Fitzgerald New Homes and Sherry Fitzgerald O’Brady Flaherty. Register your interest via the button below.

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