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€495,000 Sold
3 beds
3 baths
106 sqm
Description
Built in 2008, the nicely proportioned accommodation which is presented in a good condition throughout and measures 106sq.m./1,140sq.ft. comprises of an inviting entrance hallway with a staircase, under stairs storage and a guest toilet; to the right is a large living room with a bay window; whilst to the left-hand side there is an open plan kitchen and dining room with patio doors leading to the landscaped side garden. Upstairs off the landing there is a hot press, three double bedrooms all with built in wardrobes - the main bedroom comes with an ensuite shower room, a main bathroom and stira access to the attic which is both floored and has dimensions ideal for a future conversion.
Externally there is a pedestrian gated access leading through a paved patio area to the front door; a separate vehicle wooden gate leads to the side of the house which is paved in cobble lock with attractive border planting and a Barna shed, the area provides private off-street parking or can be used as outdoor space - the gardens were designed by Robert Moore. There is also a rear pedestrian laneway which is shared with the neighbour in No 9 that accesses into the side garden area of the property. On the other side of the house there is a corner garden area with mature planting.
Corke Abbey is located on the northern end of Bray and within close proximity to a superb choice of local services and amenities including a communal park with direct access from the development; primary and secondary schools; supermarkets; sports and recreational facilities such as Bray Emmets GAA, Woodbrook Golf Club, Bray Harbour and seafront promenade, Kilruddery House & Gardens; a plethora of shops and businesses on Bray Main Street; cafes, bars and restaurants. Bray is a large and popular coastal town situated approximately 22km south of Dublin City Centre. The area has excellent transport links with regular DART services in Bray and several Dublin Bus routes passing by the entrance to the estate, the Luas is close by in Cherrywood, and the N11/M11/M50 road network provides easy access to Dublin and beyond.
Features
• Spacious, bright, and modern 3-bed detached house built in 2008.
• Nice corner plot in a mature and popular residential enclave.
• Quality fixtures and fittings throughout – kitchen, bathrooms, doors & skirting.
• Landscaped gardens by Robert Moore.
• Gated pedestrian and separate vehicular access.
• Off-street parking.
• Alarmed.
• Upvc double glazing.
• Gas Fired Central Heating – Baxi Boiler.
• BER C1
• Mains water and sewerage.
• Siro broadband is available.
Rooms
Guest WC 1.77m x 1.54m With a tiled floor, frosted glass window, wc, whb, mirror and extractor fan.
Living Room 4.49m x 4.95m A large reception room with laminate wood flooring and a bay window.
Kitchen / Dining Room 3.33m x 5.72m With a tiled floor, recessed lights, sliding patio doors, wooden wall mounted kitchen units with tiled splashback, integrated fridge/freezer & dishwasher, plumbed for a cooker and washing machine.
Landing 1.77m x 6.08m Wide landing area with a velux roof window providing natural light, solid wooden floors, stira stairs access to floored attic, and a hot press.
Bedroom 1 4.49m x 3.28m Dual aspect main bedroom with a bay window, carpet flooring and built in wardrobes. Leads into....
En-Suite 1.79m x 1.53m Fully tiled with electric shower cubicle, wc, whb, mirror, extractor fan and frosted glass window.
Bedroom 2 2.54m/3.35m x 2.98m Another dual aspect double bedroom with carpet flooring and built in wardrobes.
Bedroom 3 2.54m/3.35m x 2.63m A slightly smaller double bedroom again with carpet flooring and built in wardrobes.
Bathroom 1.94m x 1.56m Tiled floor and partially tiled wall around the bath, wc, whb, mirror, extractor fan, and wall wounted shelves.
BER Information
BER Number: 117540641
Energy Performance Indicator: 154.6 kWh/m²/yr
About the Area
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.
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