65 Charnwood
Bray
Co. Wicklow
A98 EE63

No. 65 Charnwood was built in 1973, it is a much sought-after residential estate for young families, first time buyers, and those looking to downsize within the area.

The house has undoubted future potential, with an open plan living space and dining room extending the full length of the house.

This house boasts an extension of the existing floorplan with an additional sitting room, for example, and bathroom on the ground floor.

Upstairs, there are three bedrooms and a family bathroom. The front of the property offers a generous front garden and driveway for off-street parking. The property has a southwest facing garden, which will capture evening and afternoon sun.

Charnwood is located minutes' walk to Bray Main Street, Bray has a host of shopping facilities, including numerous supermarkets, excellent primary and secondary schools, as well as leisure facilities and access to public transport with Bray Dart station and several Dublin bus routes serving the locality. Commuting to Dublin can be done with ease as the M11/M50 is located nearby.

Three-bedroom semi-detached home with side extension
Mature residential location
South-west facing garden
Off-street parking
GFCH

Living Room 2.21m x 5.01m 
Kitchen 3.10m x 3.47m 
Bathroom 2.56m x 1.89m 
Utility Room 2.47m x 2.21m 
Bedroom 1 3.46m x 3.45m 
Bedroom 2 3.16m x 3.91m 
Bedroom 3 2.52m x 2.64m 

BER: E1
BER Number: 117769331
Energy Performance Indicator: 308.5 kWh/m²/yr

Bray is known as the Gateway to the Garden of Ireland, and is the longest established seaside town in the country. It is only 19km (12 miles) south of Dublin City and is easily reached by DART, Train, Bus or the N11 road. There is an attractive beach and a spacious esplanade. The scenic Cliff Walk on the eastern side of Bray Head, which continues, into Greystones offers walkers a feast of views on the way.

The town boasts fine period housing, shops, restaurants and evening entertainment. Also available in the immediate locality are golf courses, tennis, fishing, sailing, and horse riding. Another feature of Bray is the variety of amusement centres and carnival attractions, bowling alley, and nightclubs. It really is a stand-alone town with the additional advantage of being on the doorstep of Dublin.