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10 Carrighill Lower
Ballyshannon,
Kilcullen,
Co. Kildare
R56 VP29
Description
Nestled in a peaceful enclave of homes in Ballyshannon, this charming residence is located in the heart of Kildare's equestrian countryside. It enjoys the convenience of having the Ballyshannon primary school and the local pub right on its doorstep. Calverstown village is just a minute's drive away, while the bustling towns of Kilcullen and Newbridge, each with many shops, restaurants, sporting facilities, and schools, can be reached within a mere 5 and 15 minutes respectively.
This home has been meticulously renovated for modern living. It boasts all new bathrooms and flooring, stylish lighting, fresh paint, and contemporary finishes like architraves, skirting, door handles, sockets, and switches.
The expansive south-facing garden is a true delight. It has been beautifully maintained, with manicured lawns, specimen trees, laurel hedging, rosebushes, and features a paved patio, the perfect spot for relaxing. The garden to front is in lawn and surrounded by beech hedging to maintain privacy. Its flowerbeds are packed with shrubs such as hydrangea and roses. The large gravel drive provides space for many cars.
The well- proportioned accommodation in this fine property briefly comprises -entrance hall, sitting room, dining room, living room, kitchen, guest wc, hall, family bathroom,4 bedrooms (2 en-suite,1 with walk-in wardrobe).
Features
Extends to a generous 213m2 approximately of accommodation.
Spacious and light-filled interior.
Gas fired central heating.
uPVC Soffit and fascia.
Double glazed windows with granite sills.
Gravel drive with lots of parking space.
Large, landscaped gardens, south facing, with lawns, shrubs, rosebushes and specimen trees.
Alarm.
All appliances and light fittings included.
Mains water and septic tank.
All bathrooms completely refurbished with contemporary sanitaryware and tiling.
New oak laminate flooring throughout bedrooms and reception rooms.
New architraves and skirting.
Freshly painted.
All new lighting, switches and sockets.
New locks and handles on all doors.
Heating system recently flushed out and boiler serviced.
Roof and gutters cleaned.
Large steel garden shed.
For the commuter, it’s a 4 minute drive to Junction 2 of the M9.
The nearby bus stop for route 130/A brings you to Kilcullen, Naas and Dublin.
A 1 minute walk to the local Primary school, and a short drive to the secondary schools in Kilcullen or Newbridge.
Two minute walk to the local pub.
Calverstown village with its shop, pub and takeaway is just 1 minute away.
Rooms
Sitting Room 5.92m x 4.27m The trio of reception rooms are bathed in light. To front is the Sitting room, a wonderfully spacious room of dual aspect, with a large bay window to front. It is warmed by the impressive marble fireplace with inset wood burning stove. Underfoot is a new oak laminate floor, which runs throughout these three rooms and into the bedrooms. From the Sitting room, glazed double doors bring you to the dining room.
Dining Room 5.64m x 3.24m The dining room features a bay with French doors leading to the gardens to side. Glazed doors lead to the living room.
Living Room 7.43m x 4.22m Awash with natural light, the spacious living room features a dual aspect, with windows on two sides. French doors open onto the patio, creating a seamless connection with the garden. The room is open to the kitchen.
Kitchen 5.8m x 4.86m The kitchen is fitted with timeless Shaker style cabinets with luxurious granite countertops. Ample storage is provided by the variety of cabinets, including spacious larder presses, a wine rack, and a display press. To centre is the large granite-topped island. This multifunctional space provides generous seating and an abundance of storage, with stylish pendant lighting overhead. There is a dedicated utility press with a washing machine and dryer. The kitchen is completed with a 5 ring gas hob, double oven, larder fridge, dishwasher and freezer. Underfoot is an easy to maintain tile floor.
Hallway 7.94m x 2.03m The hallway continues to the bedroom area, where there is a walk-in hotpress off.
Guest WC 1.76m x 1.25m Recently refurbished, the guest wc comprises a vanity unit, wc, led mirror and heated towel rail. It is beautifully tiled throughout.
Bedroom 1 4.27m x 3.93m This is a generous bedroom, with front view. It has an oak laminate floor.
Walk-in wardrobe 1.94m x 1.77m Fitted with shelving, drawers show racks and hanging rails.
En-Suite 1.76m x 1.53m This en-suite combines all new wc, vanity unit, shower unit with electric shower, heated towel rail and extractor. It is fully tiled.
Bedroom 2 3.7m x 3.23m Bedroom two overlooks the rear garden. It is a large double room with oak laminate floor.
Bedroom 3 33.71m x 3.23m This is a spacious double bedroom with view of the front garden.
Bedroom 4 3.71m x 3m Bedroom 4 is a double room to front with an oak laminate floor.
Bathroom 3.6m x 2.18m The main bathroom has been comprehensively restyled and fitted with new elegant marble effect tiles to floor and walls, a stunning freestanding double ended bath with wall mounted hardware and low profile wc. The wall mounted vanity features a bowl in matt white and lots of storage. The shower features a rainfall head and riser.
Outside
Metal Shed 5m x 3m
BER Information
BER Number: 104289475
Energy Performance Indicator: 140.64 kWh/m²/yr
About the Area
Kilcullen (Irish: Cill Chuilinn) is a small town on the River Liffey in County Kildare. Its population of 3,473 makes it the 12th largest settlement in County Kildare and the fastest growing in the county, having doubled in population from 1,483 in the census of 2002. It is situated primarily in the Barony of Kilcullen with part in the Barony of South Naas (Civil Parish of Carnalway), and subsidiary areas include Logstown, Harristown, Carnalway and Brannockstown, Gilltown, Nicholastown, and Castlemartin.
Kilcullen Bridge replaced the original settlement of Kilcullen, now Old Kilcullen, in the centuries following the building of the great bridge at the future site of the town. Other local historical features include Dun Ailinne, New Abbey and Castlemartin, the home of Kilcullen's most famous residents, media magnate Tony O'Reilly and his wife, horse-breeding shipping heiress Chryss Goulandris. In its hinterland are a number of stud farms.
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