21 Giltspur Brook, Boghall Road, Bray, Co. WicklowA98XW64

This three-bedroom semi-detached home offers a private rear garden, a conservatory that can serve as a playroom, and a safe, established residential development setting well-suited for young families.

Three bedrooms and multiple living spaces provide adequate room for growing teenagers, with good proximity to local amenities and transport links in Bray.

The property offers a functional 105 sq. m. layout with three bedrooms, though multi-generational living might feel slightly constrained without a ground-floor bedroom or separate annex, though the generous side area offers potential to extend subject to planning.

A manageable three-bedroom home with off-street parking and easy access to the DART and Dublin via the N11/M50, making it a solid option for single buyers looking for space to grow into.

Provides comfortable accommodation with a dedicated home office space for hybrid workers, an open-plan kitchen/dining area, and a conservatory for relaxing.

A well-maintained property in a mature development close to local shops and the DART, though stairs are present as it is a standard two-storey layout.

The home is located in an established, accessible area near Bray town centre and healthcare facilities, though buyers should verify the suitability of the stairs and garden maintenance requirements for long-term retirement living.

The third bedroom serves as an ideal home office or study, complemented by additional living spaces like the conservatory for quiet focus.

Conveniently positioned near Bray DART Station and with straightforward access to the N11 and M50 for commuting to Dublin City Centre.

Well-suited for active retirees who appreciate local amenities and transport links, though a two-storey layout requires stair climbing.

This is a modern, established suburban development home rather than a period or heritage property.

The home is manageable in size at 105 sq. m., but features standard two-storey living with stairs that may require modification for long-term ageing in place.

A well-maintained semi-detached home with double-glazed windows, gas-fired central heating, and manageable front and rear gardens.

Features off-street parking and a security alarm, though it is an open-access residential development rather than a gated community.

Traditional family home layout with defined rooms, though the open-plan kitchen/dining area offers a more contemporary flow.

Includes a conservatory, a versatile third bedroom/home office, a large attic suitable for conversion, and side extension potential subject to planning permission.

Features standard gas-fired central heating and double glazing with a C BER rating; buyers should investigate potential energy upgrades to improve efficiency.

Benefits from a neat front garden with off-street parking, a private rear garden, a separate side patio catching evening sun, and generous side access.

Features a neat front garden and a private rear garden with a separate side patio and extension potential for avid gardeners to customize.

Excellent location near Bray Head, the Bray to Greystones Cliff Walk, and Bray seafront for daily walks and outdoor exercise.

Shoreline Leisure Centre is within easy reach, along with other local fitness amenities in the Bray area.

The surrounding suburban roads provide access to local cycling routes, though arterial routes like the Boghall Road can be busy during peak hours.

Bray and the surrounding County Wicklow area host several reputable golf courses within a short drive.

Coastal proximity offers sea angling opportunities along the Bray coastline and surrounding areas.

While rural Wicklow offers equestrian facilities, buyers should investigate the exact distance to local stables from this suburban address.

Bray seafront and nearby coastal spots facilitate open-water swimming, paddleboarding, and other coastal water activities.

An open-plan kitchen/dining area, a conservatory, and a private rear garden with a side patio provide wonderful spaces for hosting guests.

Positioned within a mature, established residential development off the Boghall Road, offering a relatively peaceful suburban environment while remaining connected.

This is a suburban residential setting rather than a rural one, though views of the Sugarloaf Mountain add a scenic touch.

Proximity to Bray town centre and local amenities provides a community-focused village feel with shops, cafes, and restaurants nearby.

Bray seafront, Bray Head, and the Cliff Walk are all within easy reach, offering great access to coastal environments.

Good access to local infrastructure, supermarkets like Lidl, Aldi, Tesco, and SuperValu, and transport links including the DART and M50/N11.

Located in a mature, established residential development with an active local community and numerous neighbourhood groups in Bray.

Bray town centre and the seafront offer a good variety of local cafés, restaurants, and social spots within easy reach.

Local pubs and restaurants in Bray provide accessible nightlife, with wider options available by travelling further into Dublin.

Proximity to Shoreline Leisure Centre and various local fitness, pilates, and wellness clubs support an active lifestyle.

Good transport links to Dublin facilitate professional networking, while local business networks operate within the wider Bray and Wicklow region.

Easy access via the N11/M50 and DART to Dublin's major employment and tech hubs, though buyers should verify broadband speeds at the property.