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A NEW DEVELOPMENT in Kilbride, Co Meath, the second phase of Priestown has come to the market.
Comprising just 19 homes, Priestown features four different property styles; three and four-bed semi-detached houses, and four and five-bed detached houses.
Prices start at €415,000 for a three-bed semi-detached home and range to €635,000 for a five-bed detached property.
Each house features a tasteful brick exterior, plus parking to the front. Inside, the living areas are bright and spacious. The open-plan living, kitchen and dining area acts as the heart of each home, making it an ideal space to entertain or to unwind as a family.
Cabinets are a sleek and stylish grey, with quartz worktops and a stainless steel sink. A utility room off the kitchen provides further storage space, and is plumbed for a washing machine and dryer. Picture windows flood the space with light, while French doors open to the levelled and seeded rear garden.
Throughout each property, there are high quality timber painted doors, chrome finish ironmongery and smooth finish paint in neutral colours. For the modern buyer, there are multiple USB charging points, plus provision for an electrical charging point to the front of the house.
Upstairs, all bedrooms feature fitted wardrobes with ample room to store all of your wares. Bathrooms come complete with Villeroy & Boch sanitary ware and stylish tiling.
All homes boast an A2 rating for energy efficiency, with high levels of insulation to the walls, floors and roof, underfloor heating downstairs and an air source heat pump for heating and hot water.
Located within easy access of the M50, M3 and N2, Priestown is just a 30 minute drive from Dublin city centre, while the M3 Parkway is 10 minutes away.
For families, there’s a selection of schools and sports clubs within easy access of the development, with further options in Ashbourne (just three miles away), Ratoath and Blanchardstown. Landscaped open park areas throughout the development itself mean little ones can play outdoors while being close to home.
Offering an ideal balance of living between city and country, Priestown gives residents the opportunity to enjoy the best of both worlds.
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Great news they could do with a lot more tri colours up there
The shop in Belfast sells Union Jacks too!
Dont know why I got a load of down arrows. The shop in Belfast does indeed reflect the diversity of the city ie you can buy Union Jacks etc.
Don’t throw the baby out with the bath water there Trap.
Great news, every day another company closes it’s doors and here’s one creating employment!!! Serious negativity going on here! 250 staff that’s quite a few people!
Trap is explaining why he doesn’t try out new young players.
40 shades of tat is sold in that shop. I suppose American tourists and their money are easily parted so fair play them
Who cares what they sell or who they sell to. They employ 250 staff and pay their taxes which is very welcome in this current climate. Well done Carrolls.
Well done Colm Carroll. Great Irish success story now opening in Belfast.
shop is a rip off
Dunphy shows us his recommendation for new Ireland manager.
It’s not Eamon Dunphy.
Or funny.
Was intended to be funny. Never mind. I’ll get my coat.
Well done to all at Carroll’s. A great enterprise and a fantastic story that hard work and dedication really does pay off. The first shop opened in the recession of the 80s. That’s saying something!!!
Fantastic news from a great Irish success story. What’s with negativity folks? Great to have Irish owned business do well here and in the north. Well done to all at Carrolls.
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