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4 of a kind
4 of a kind: Detached homes with landscaped areas outside
Bring the outdoors in with these four properties around Dublin and Kildare.
WHILE THE PLUMMETING temperatures make the thought of dining outdoors seem impossible, buying a property with space to entertain al fresco is worth it for the few weeks of warm weather we get each year alone.
Whether you enjoy hosting guests or prefer to soak up the sun solo, one of these four detached properties might just be what you’re looking for.
Read on to see what’s on the market right now…
Churchtown, Dublin 14
Built in 2016, Old Oak House is a truly unique property that boasts contemporary interior design throughout. In turn-key condition, the two-bed home is bright and spacious with many modern features, including; a Sonos sound system, a geothermal heating system, an Epson home cinema and a state-of-the-art German kitchen. Concertina patio doors open from the living area to the back garden.
Located in Flemingstown Park, Churchtown and all of its amenities are just a short stroll away, while Dundrum Town Centre can be reached by foot in 20 minutes. Notre Dame School, Ardtona House School and Our Lady’s National School are also within walking distance, as are the Windy Arbour and Dundrum Luas stops.
Howth, Dublin 13
Situated just off Thormanby Road, 2 Blakeney is a Victorian residence that has recently been upgraded while still retaining many of its original period features. Recent upgrades include dark acacia wood flooring and bespoke wall panelling. The family bathroom and en-suite bathroom have both been refurbished with high-end tiling and sanitary ware.
The gardens at Number 2 feature exotic plants, colourful shrubbery and a water feature, while there’s also a south-facing patio off the living room. Howth Summit is just a short stroll away, while the seaside village can be reached by foot in half an hour. From here, the DART provides easy access to the city centre.
Artane, Dublin 5
A detached bungalow located just off a main road, 132A Brookwood Avenue is a deceivingly large property with an electric-gated entrance and sweeping driveway. The two-bed home was built only nine years ago and is bright and spacious throughout, with Velux windows providing extra light in the kitchen.
There are two double bedrooms in the property, with one en-suite bathroom and one family bathroom. Double doors in the living room lead to the private back garden, which is paved. Saint Anne’s Park is just a five minute stroll away, with multiple schools also within walking distance. Nearby Dublin Bus and DART services make travelling to the city centre a breeze.
It’s on the market for €419,950.
Maynooth, Co Kildare
Sitting on 0.32 acres, this detached bungalow is located in a tranquil setting while simultaneously being within easy reach of Dublin city. Thanks to the nearby M4 motorway, the city centre can be reached by car within 40 minutes, while Maynooth town is a 10-minute drive away.
The accommodation briefly comprises; a tiled entrance hall, lounge, open-plan kitchen and dining room, two bedrooms and a bathroom. The grounds offer the potential to extend, subject to planning permission.
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