Ard na Páirce Theas
Southgreen Road
Kildare Town
Co. Kildare

Final houses remaining in this popular development -Please call us on 01-6671888 for details or register your details on www.ardnapaircetheas.ie.

Ard Na Páirce Theas presents an exclusive opportunity to acquire a contemporaryhome in the heart of Kildare Town.

Ard Na Páirce Theas has been constructed by Lagan Homes, one of Ireland's leading construction companies. The development comprises a total of 166 units, including a mix of apartments, duplexes and houses.
Designed by Arthur Gibney & Partners, the last remaining 4-bedroom homes reflect modern living trends, with a strong emphasis on space, comfort and quality. Each home features a stylish combination of brick and render exterior finishes, along with bright, contemporary fitted kitchens, generous storage, utility rooms, and elegant, well-proportioned living spaces.
Located just off the Old Road in Kildare Town, Ard Na Páirce Theas is only minutes from a wide range of local amenities. Residents can enjoy shopping at Kildare Village, as well as a variety of restaurants, cafés and bars. The area also offers excellent recreational facilities, including local GAA, soccer and rugby clubs, along with nearby green spaces such as Aisling Park.
Kildare Town is exceptionally well connected, with Kildare Train Station just minutes away, providing regular services to Dublin and Cork. The development is also conveniently located approximately 5 minutes from the N7 motorway, offering easy access to Dublin City Centre.
Families will benefit from a strong selection of nearby schools, including Scoil Mhuire, St Brigid’s, Kildare Town Educate Together, and Kildare Town Community School.


Please register your interest at www.ardnapaircetheas.ie

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Kildare Town dates from the 5th century when it was the site of the original Church of the Oak and monastery founded by St. Brigid. This became one of the three most important Christian foundations in Celtic Ireland. The Curragh plains lie nearby. Flat and green for many square miles, it is easily accessed from the road and it is a popular place for the locals and visitors alike.

Today, Kildare Town is regarded as the capital of Ireland's bloodstock industry. There are numerous riding schools as well as the famous Curragh Racecourse. Kildare's major attractions include The Irish National Stud and Horse Museum, The Japanese Gardens and Visitor Centre and St. Brigid's Cathedral and Round Tower (8th century).