2 Bentley Road, Boghall Road, Bray, Co. WicklowA98A563

The property features three bedrooms and an enclosed rear garden, making it a suitable size for young families, close to a super range of local schools.

Three well-sized bedrooms offer adequate space for growing children, and the home is located within walking distance of local amenities and secondary schools.

With a floor area of 88 square metres across three bedrooms and a single bathroom, space is somewhat limited for extended multi-generational living setups.

Priced at €475,000, this well-maintained home offers an affordable entry point for single buyers looking for a ready-to-occupy property in Bray.

An open-plan kitchen and dining area combined with a cosy living room provides an ideal layout for couples starting out or downsizing.

The low-maintenance gardens and manageable 88 square metre floor area make this a comfortable option for empty nesters seeking less upkeep.

While the property is easy to maintain, buyers should verify stair accessibility as the bedrooms are located on the upper level.

The home includes a flexible layout with a convertible attic space accessible via a Stira stairs, which could potentially support home office setups.

Well served by DART, mainline rail, Dublin Bus, and the nearby M11/M50 for seamless commuting to Dublin City Centre.

Low-maintenance outdoor areas and a manageable property size suit retirement living, though upper-floor bedrooms require stair use.

The presence of stairs leading to all bedrooms means significant modifications would be needed for long-term ageing in place.

Both front and rear gardens have been purposefully designed with low maintenance in mind, utilizing cobble-lock paving and timber decking.

Features a walled front boundary with a wrought iron pedestrian gate rather than a secure gated vehicular entry.

Clean white Shaker-style kitchen cabinets and contemporary monochrome finishes offer a streamlined aesthetic.

Open-plan kitchen and dining area downstairs complemented by a convertible attic space accessed via a pull-down Stira stairs.

This is a contemporary-styled modernised home rather than a period or heritage property.

Features a BER rating of C1 with double-glazed windows and gas-fired central heating, though buyers may wish to explore further energy upgrades.

Includes a fully enclosed rear garden with high block-built walls, an extensive timber-decked patio, paved areas, and two storage sheds.

The outdoor spaces feature cobble-lock paving and timber decking designed primarily with low maintenance in mind rather than extensive planting.

Proximity to the coast and the Wicklow countryside provides endless opportunities for hill walking, mountaineering, or coastal strolls.

Buyers should verify the availability of local fitness facilities in the wider Bray area.

The location offers manageable access to local roads and coastal routes for cycling enthusiasts.

Buyers should investigate nearby golf courses in the Co. Wicklow region.

Proximity to the coast and local rivers provides solid access to local fishing opportunities.

The surrounding Wicklow countryside offers potential for equestrian activities, though buyers should verify local stables.

Bray offers fantastic access to sea sports including sailing, rowing, kayaking, and sea swimming.

Features an open-plan kitchen and dining area that flows seamlessly out to an extensive timber-decked patio in the rear garden.

Situated in a nicely maturing residential enclave just off the Boghall Road, offering a relatively peaceful environment while remaining accessible.

Located in an established suburban residential setting rather than a rural environment, though proximity to the Wicklow countryside offers rural escapes.

Close proximity to local amenities and services provides a strong sense of community akin to village living.

The seaside town of Bray is just minutes away by car or on foot, offering convenient access to the coast and marine activities.

Provides good connectivity to Dublin via the M11, M50, DART, and bus services, balancing suburban comfort with urban commuting.

Set within a nicely maturing residential enclave noted for having a wonderful sense of community.

Bray provides a variety of local cafes and amenities within easy reach of the property.

Local pubs and dining options are available in Bray, with broader nightlife accessible in nearby Dublin.

Proximity to coastal amenities and local community hubs supports active and wellness-focused lifestyles.

Commuter links to Dublin facilitate professional networking, though the immediate area is primarily residential.

Good transport links to Dublin ensure reasonable access to major employment and tech hubs.