Blackwood
Coill Dubh
Co Kildare
W91 V8FH

Sherry FitzGerald Reilly are pleased to present a detached 3 bedroom cottage extending to approximately 66 sq.m requiring some investment on approximately 0.12 hectare / 0.3 acre of grounds. Whilst requiring renovation / modernization this is a rare opportunity to acquire a property with undoubted charm and huge potential located in a delightful rustic setting.
Coill Dubh is an established village where the country atmosphere is virtually unspoilt, yet it still offers an array of excellent local services including shops, schools, church and a variety of sporting and recreational facilities and is convenient to Prosperous, Clane and larger towns such as Naas, Kildare and Newbridge where all amenities including large retail outlets are available. Dublin city is easily accessible via a frequent bus service and convenience to the M4 and M7 motorways.
Viewing is strongly recommended for those searching for a property with great potential in an attractive setting.

Constructed C. 1960
Floor area 66 sq m / 710 sq ft approx
Solid fuel central heating
PVC double glazed windows
fuel shed
Store
Mature grounds
Convenient setting
Outside tap

Entrance Hall 6.0m x 0.9m With vinyl flooring and attic hatch.
Kitchen/Living Room 4.3m x 3.3m With fitted storage units, solid fuel stove, vinyl flooring, airing cupboard.
Scullery 2.0m x 1.6m With fitted storage units, sink unit, vinyl flooring.
Rear Lobby 1.8m x 1.5m With vinyl flooring, rear door access.
Bedroom 1 3.1m x 2.1m To back with vinyl flooring.
Bedroom 2 3.5m x 3.2m To side with open fireplace.
Bedroom 3 4.0 x 3.6m To front with open fireplace, fitted wardrobes, carpet.
Bathroom 3.0m x 1.6m With Triton electric shower, wc, whb, sliding shower screen, vinyl flooring.

BER: G
BER Number: 107662157
Energy Performance Indicator: 504.9 kWh/m²/yr

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.