Turnbury House
Ridgewood
Swords
Co. Dublin
K67 P923

Sherry FitzGerald Lettings are delighted to present this stylish two bedroomed ground floor apartment in the popular and conveniently located development of Ridgewood, Swords. The property has been maintained to an excellent standard and is presented in pristine condition throughout. The bright and spacious accommodation briefly comprises: entrance hall, spacious open plan kitchen / living / dining area with stunning high gloss kitchen cabinets and all modern conveniences, patio door off living area provides access to private patio area facing onto attractive green area, two generous double bedrooms and recently remodelled bathroom with large walk in shower, wc, & whb, built in storage solutions throughout & hot press with additional storage. The property is offered fully furnished. Gas fired radiator central heating throughout. Attractive patio area. Communal on street parking for two residents to front and visitor parking nearby. The property is ideally located in a private position protected by hedgerow to the front and close to the entrance of the Ridgewood development. A short stroll over the road will take you to the Tesco Express and the apartment is also perfectly situated for access to the major bus routes running from Swords to Dublin City Centre. The Swords Express bus stop is only a 4 minute walk from the property. Dublin Airport, M1 & M50 motorways are close at hand. Airside Retail Park and Supervalu are on your doorstep and Swords village centre with every conceivable amenity is just a 10 minute stroll away. Available immediately. Enquire with us today to register your interest.

BER: C1
BER Number: 106271067
Energy Performance Indicator: 166.6

Swords (Irish: Sord Cholmcille) is the county town of Fingal, situated about 13 km north of Dublin city centre. At the 2011 census the total urban population was 42,738. In 2012, Swords was named the third best town in Ireland to live in. The survey conducted by Retail Excellence Ireland took into account safety, retail, dining, entertainment, events, car parking and overall attractiveness of the town. Since the mid-1990s Swords has seen improvements in shop fronts, public buildings and footpaths and the restoration of Swords Castle. Following a huge improvement to litter in the town, in the 2011 survey, Swords was declared the second cleanest town in Ireland.