1 Grattan Court, Celbridge, Co. KildareW23H278

The property features a large rear garden, a safe corner site, and an expansive leafy green area directly to the front, making it exceptionally well-suited for young children to play safely.

With four well-proportioned bedrooms and a second reception room currently used as a study or playroom, there is ample individual space and privacy for teenagers.

The separate study or playroom on the ground floor and the spacious open-plan living layout offer good flexibility, though all four bedrooms are located on the first floor.

As a large 4-bedroom detached family home spanning 136 square metres with an asking price of €640,000, it may offer more space and maintenance overhead than a typical single buyer requires.

Provides plenty of room for couples planning to grow a family or needing dedicated home-working spaces within a mature and established residential setting.

While the single-level garden and village proximity are appealing, the four-bedroom, 136 m² layout might feel larger than necessary once children leave home.

The property offers single-level outdoor areas and close proximity to Celbridge village amenities, but all bedrooms are on the first floor which may require consideration for ageing in place.

The inclusion of a dedicated study or playroom alongside four bedrooms provides exceptional flexibility for setting up one or more home offices.

Celbridge offers established commuter links, making hybrid working arrangements feasible, though buyers should verify peak travel times and transport schedules.

Close proximity to village amenities supports retirement living, though the two-story layout and property size should be weighed against long-term mobility needs.

While the ground floor is spacious and features a guest WC and versatile reception rooms, all four bedrooms and the main bathroom are on the first floor.

The property is presented in immaculate condition, freshly decorated with newly fitted carpets and paint, though the large mature garden will require ongoing upkeep.

Features an open cobblelock driveway and two pedestrian entrances rather than a secure gated entry system.

Features traditional family home elements such as coving, centre roses, an open fireplace, and a country-style kitchen rather than ultra-minimalist architecture.

Benefits from a large open-plan living/dining room, a separate kitchen, a utility room, a pantry, and an additional study or playroom offering great layout flexibility.

Built in 1996, this is a modern mature residential property rather than a traditional period or heritage home.

Comes with a C3 BER energy rating, indicating there may be scope for energy efficiency upgrades to improve overall sustainability.

Boasts an impressive corner site with a cobblelock driveway, a well-maintained front lawn, an outdoor tap, and a substantial, private rear garden with mature trees.

Features a particularly generous rear garden with mature trees and a well-maintained front lawn, offering fantastic potential for avid gardeners.

The short stroll into Celbridge village and the surrounding mature residential development provide great opportunities for daily walking.

Local sporting facilities and amenities are within reach in Celbridge, though dedicated commercial gym facilities would require checking locally.

The location within an established residential area close to village amenities supports local cycling, though buyers should verify dedicated cycle lane infrastructure.

Co. Kildare is renowned for golf courses, and while local courses are accessible, buyers should verify the exact distance to the nearest club.

Proximity to the River Liffey in Celbridge offers potential angling opportunities for enthusiasts to investigate.

County Kildare has a strong equestrian heritage with various riding stables nearby, though buyers should confirm local equestrian facilities.

Inland location limits immediate access to water sports, aside from occasional local river activities.

An expansive open-plan living and dining room, a separate kitchen/breakfast room, and a large private rear garden make this home ideal for hosting family and guests.

Situated within a mature and sought-after residential development overlooking a leafy green area, providing a peaceful and settled environment.

Located within a well-established suburban development rather than a rural setting, though it does feature generous gardens and mature trees.

Just a short stroll from the heart of Celbridge village, offering convenient access to local schools, shops, cafés, and recreational amenities.

Co. Kildare is an inland location with no proximity to the coast.

Offers a suburban residential feel rather than a bustling urban centre, balancing local village convenience with a quiet neighborhood atmosphere.

Located in a mature, established residential development close to the heart of Celbridge, fostering a strong sense of community.

A short stroll to Celbridge village places a variety of local cafés and shops within very convenient reach.

Celbridge offers local pubs and eateries, but residents seeking extensive nightlife options would typically look towards larger nearby towns or Dublin.

Local community and sporting facilities support health and wellness activities within the immediate area.

Primarily a residential suburban neighborhood, meaning professional networking would likely rely on commuting or local business groups.

Reasonable access to the greater Dublin region, but buyers working in tech hubs should verify local broadband speeds and connection options.