1917 Coill Dubh, Naas, Co. KildareW91TD9N

The 3-bedroom layout offers adequate space for a small family, and the mature village setting provides access to a local primary school and recreational facilities, though the compact 74 m² floor area may feel limited as children grow.

With three bedrooms and 74 m² of living space, older children will likely find the rooms and overall footprint quite compact, offering limited privacy and personal space.

The single bathroom and limited square footage of 74 m² make this mid-terrace home unsuitable for multi-generational living arrangements.

At an asking price of €229,000, this well-presented 3-bedroom home represents excellent value and a manageable size for first-time or single buyers entering the property market.

Provides a comfortable and affordable entry point for couples, offering spare rooms for home offices or guests within a convenient village setting.

The single-story or manageable mid-terrace scale offers low-maintenance living, though stairs within the layout should be considered for long-term comfort.

The village location provides local amenities within reach, but buyers should verify internal layout features and stair requirements for long-term accessibility as they age.

The 3-bedroom configuration allows flexibility to convert a bedroom into a dedicated home office space, though broadband speeds should be independently verified.

Conveniently positioned for commuters with a frequent daily bus service to Dublin and easy access to both the M4 and M7 motorways.

The village setting offers a quiet environment with local services close at hand, suited to those seeking a relaxed retirement pace.

While the single-story scale is modest, buyers should verify whether internal stairs and bathroom layouts can accommodate long-term mobility needs.

Recent upgrades including new windows, insulation, external doors, and an upgraded bathroom suite suggest lower immediate maintenance requirements.

The property features standard mid-terrace access with a back yard and off-street parking rather than a secure gated entrance.

The 1954-built structure features traditional rooms and a feature brick fireplace rather than contemporary minimalist architecture.

Standard 3-bedroom mid-terrace layout, though there is noted potential for a rear extension subject to proper planning and verification.

Built circa 1954, the property offers a mature character while having benefited from modern upgrades throughout.

Benefited from recent insulation and window upgrades, achieving a respectable C2 BER rating.

Includes a functional back yard with rear access and off-street parking, offering manageable outdoor utility without extensive upkeep.

Features a back yard with rear access and off-street parking, providing modest outdoor space for container gardening or basic landscaping.

The mature village location allows for pleasant local walks, with essential amenities located within the immediate community.

Dedicated fitness facilities are likely to require travel to nearby larger towns such as Clane given the village-scale location.

The surrounding flat terrain in Co. Kildare offers reasonable cycling routes, though local rural roads should be assessed for traffic.

Proximity to golf clubs depends on travel to surrounding Kildare towns, as specific courses are not directly within the immediate village.

Regional waterways in County Kildare may offer angling opportunities, though buyers should verify exact distances to local fisheries.

County Kildare is renowned for equestrian culture, though local stable access from this specific village location should be verified.

Inland location in Co. Kildare provides limited immediate access to dedicated water sports facilities.

Features an open-plan living room and kitchen setup, though the overall 74 m² floor area places physical constraints on hosting large gatherings.

Situated in a mature village setting, the location offers a generally peaceful residential atmosphere away from major urban centers.

While located in Coill Dubh in Co. Kildare, the property is within a developed village rather than a strictly rural or isolated setting.

Positioned directly in a delightful village setting with shops, a primary school, a church, and pubs readily available nearby.

The property is located inland in County Kildare, offering no proximity to the coast.

The setting is distinctly village-oriented rather than urban, though commuting to Dublin is supported by local transport links.

A mature village setting naturally fosters close community ties, supported by local sports facilities, a church, and a primary school.

Basic local amenities are present, though a vibrant café culture is more likely to be found in nearby larger towns like Clane.

Local pubs are available within the village, but extensive nightlife and entertainment options will require travel to surrounding areas.

Local community and sports facilities may host wellness activities, though specialized groups should be verified locally.

As a quiet residential village, professional networking opportunities are minimal compared to nearby urban employment hubs.

Proximity to regional centers allows some connectivity, but the immediate location is primarily residential rather than a tech hub.