22 Oakleigh, Celbridge, County KildareW23PK79

The property is located at the end of a quiet cul-de-sac overlooking a well-maintained green area, providing a safe and idyllic setting with ample space for young children to play safely.

With 204 square meters of space, five double bedrooms, and a study/playroom, there is plenty of independent living space for teenagers as they grow.

The flexible layout includes a ground-floor bedroom and adjacent shower room alongside a study/playroom, making it very suitable for multi-generational living arrangements.

At an asking price of €775,000 for a large four-to-five bedroom detached home, this property is generally oversized and priced well above the typical entry point for single buyers.

Couples looking for a spacious forever home with room to expand will find the generous floor area and private south-west facing rear garden appealing, though it is quite large to maintain for just two people.

While the ground-floor bedroom and shower room offer good options for downsizing convenience without climbing stairs, the overall scale of the 2,200 sq.ft. house and garden means ongoing maintenance could be higher than desired.

The presence of a ground-floor bedroom and bathroom facilitates single-level living options, and the location is within walking distance of local amenities in Celbridge, though the large footprint requires upkeep.

The dedicated study/playroom and multiple versatile reception spaces provide excellent environments for setting up home offices for remote working.

The property benefits from good transport links including bus services, Hazelhatch Train Station, and easy access to the M4 motorway, supporting hybrid commuting routines.

Ground-floor bedroom and shower room facilities combined with a convenient walk-to-town location make it well-suited for retirement living, provided the garden maintenance is manageable.

The inclusion of a ground-floor bedroom and a fully fitted ground-floor shower room allows for accessible single-level living as residents age.

The property features low-maintenance elements like a tarmacadam driveway, artificial grass in the rear garden, and PVC fascia and soffits, though its large 2,200 sq.ft. size requires general upkeep.

The property features a gated side entrance and an open tarmacadam driveway rather than a fully secure gated entry system.

The home features traditional family-home characteristics, coving, and a marble feature fireplace, aligning more with classic suburban comfort than stark minimalism.

Exceptional layout flexibility with up to five bedrooms, a ground-floor bedroom, a separate study/playroom, and an open-plan kitchen/dining area that adapts easily to changing lifestyle needs.

Built c.1987, the property is a modern detached family home rather than a period or heritage residence.

Achieves a respectable B3 BER energy rating, incorporating double glazing, a solid fuel stove insert, and modern heating systems.

Features an impressive corner site with a private south-west facing rear garden measuring approximately 12m x 15.5m, complete with a sandstone patio, pergola, steel shed, and mature trees.

The property features an impressive corner site with well-maintained lawns, a sandstone walkway, and a private south-west facing rear garden of approximately 186 sq.m. surrounded by mature trees.

Its location within walking distance of Celbridge Main Street, local shops, schools, and green areas provides great opportunities for daily walks.

The generous layout includes a study/playroom and ample space that can easily accommodate home gym equipment.

The local suburban layout and proximity to Celbridge amenities offer good cycling potential, though buyers should verify local cycle lane connectivity.

County Kildare is renowned for golf courses, and while local clubs are accessible, buyers should investigate the exact distance to the nearest courses.

The proximity to the River Liffey running through Celbridge offers potential local angling opportunities for enthusiasts.

Kildare is a noted equestrian heartland with nearby riding stables and facilities, though transport would be required.

Being an inland suburban location, there are limited immediate opportunities for water sports.

The open-plan kitchen and dining area, spacious living room with stove insert, and the private south-west facing rear garden featuring an artificial grass area and sandstone patio with pergola make it exceptional for entertaining.

Situated at the end of a quiet cul-de-sac overlooking a green area and surrounded by mature trees, the property offers a peaceful and private living environment.

Located within an established residential development close to Celbridge Main Street, it offers a suburban rather than a rural lifestyle.

The home is ideally positioned within walking distance of Celbridge Main Street, schools, shops, and sports clubs, offering excellent village-style convenience.

The property is situated inland in County Kildare and has no proximity to the coast.

While close to local town amenities, Celbridge provides a more suburban and historic community feel rather than bustling urban city living.

Situated in an established residential development within walking distance of local sports clubs and community amenities, fostering strong local engagement.

Proximity to Celbridge Main Street grants easy access to local cafes, restaurants, and social spots.

Celbridge offers local pubs and eateries, but residents seeking vibrant late-night entertainment would likely need to travel into nearby larger towns or Dublin.

Local sports clubs, walking routes, and community facilities support participation in health and wellness activities.

While convenient for local professionals, intensive business networking would likely lean towards nearby commercial hubs or Dublin.

Good transport links to Dublin and regional tech corridors support connectivity, though buyers should verify specific broadband speeds.