104 Coill Dubh
Naas
Co. Kildare
W91 DA5Y

Very well presented four bedroom, two bathroom semi-detached bungalow located in a mature village setting adjacent to a host of quality local amenities and services.

This lovely home which should be of interest to first time buyers and investors offers great value in a delightful convenient setting.

The property is located in a lovely cul-de-sac of beautifully maintained bungalows adjacent to a large green area.

The property extends to approx. 1,100 Sq ft.

It is conveniently located in a delightful village where an array of excellent amenities are readily available including shops, primary school, church, pubs and a variety of sports and recreational facilities. Commuting to Dublin city and its surrounding areas is very convenient via a frequent daily bus service and easy access to the M4 and M7 motorways.

Viewing is highly recommended

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Floor area 1,100 sq. ft. approx.
BER: G
Built c. 1960 extended 1980’s
Double glazed windows
Solid Fuel heating
Back yard
Garage To Rear
Rear Access
Off street parking
Superb Location.
Eircode: W91 DA5Y
Folio: KE28000F

Entrance Hall 4.6 x 1 
Living Room 2.9 x 3.5 With feature brick fire surround, shelving, wall and ceiling light fittings, t.v. point.
Bathroom 1 2 x 2.5 Fully tiled with velux window, shower unit, w.c. & w.h.b.
Bedroom 1 3.7 x 3.7 To front
Bedroom 2 2.9 x 3.3 To side
Bedroom 3 3 x 2.3 Side room.
Bedroom 4 3.8 x 3.6 To back
Bathroom 2 1.8 x 2.3 Fully tiled wet room with shower area, w.c, w.h.b.
Kitchen Dining Room 3.8 x 5.7 With tiled floor, extensive fitted wall and base storage units, Stanley solid fuel cooker, storage and airing cupboards, back door access.
Back Hall 1.6 x 1 

BER: G
BER Number: 117806422
Energy Performance Indicator: 120

Coill Dubh is a town in northern Kildare, at the junction of the R403 and R408 regional roads, about 40 km (25 mi) from Dublin. The village is home to one of the strongest hurling clubs in County Kildare. The cutover area of Timahoe Bog which formerly supplied sod peat to Allenwood power station has been allowed to recolonise naturally for 20 years. It has become a focal point for naturalists and academics.

Locals enjoy access to all of the amenities that the town has to offer, while also enjoying the tranquility of the countryside, as well as its close proximity to Dublin.