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LOCATED A 20-MINUTE walk from the heart of Malahide village, Seamount Rise is a new development that’s sure to appeal to buyers who want to be close to both the city and the coast.
There are three-bed terraced and four-bed semi-detached homes on the market, with prices available upon application.
The development is located on an elevated site, meaning buyers will enjoy beautiful views over the north Dublin coastline. Residents will also benefit from an adjoining 13-acre park and playground which is currently being developed.
There’s no shortage of bars, cafes and restaurants to enjoy in Malahide, as well as nearby beaches, Malahide Castle and multiple sports clubs and schools. Commuters can easily reach the city centre thanks to the DART which runs from the village.
Each property at Seamount Rise enjoys a range of impressive features, including quartz worktops and full height wall units in the kitchen, stylish wall and floor tiling in bathrooms and seeded gardens to the rear.
They also boast an ‘A’ Building Energy Rating, an air to water heat pump system and high levels of insulation, and come pre-wired for an electric vehicle charge point.
Homes at Seamount Rise, Malahide, Co Dublin are on the market through O’Farrell Cleere via Daft.ie.
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Some money for a council estate…buyers remorse will be the understatement of the year when they realise the apartments are going to vulture fund for 25 lease to the council.
Imagine paying 850k for a average house in a council estate!
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