29 Hunterswood, Osberstown, Naas, Co. KildareW91V50F

The property features three bedrooms and a spacious rear garden, located just a short stroll from local primary schooling, a playground, and the GAA club in Sallins village, making it ideal for young families.

With three bedrooms and proximity to secondary schools in nearby Naas, teenagers have good access to education and amenities, though living in a mid-terrace house offers less independent space.

At 103 square metres across three bedrooms, the home is somewhat compact for multi-generational living, though the potential for an attic conversion could offer additional space subject to planning permission.

A manageable three-bedroom mid-terrace home with low-maintenance features, ideal for a single buyer looking for a well-connected commuter location with local village amenities.

Excellent option for couples starting out or planning for the future, offering a comfortable layout, dedicated parking, and easy access to both village life and commuter transport links.

The low-maintenance exterior and manageable garden size suit empty nesters looking to downsize while remaining close to shops, restaurants, and transport.

While the property is low maintenance and close to village conveniences, it is a multi-story terraced house with stairs, which may become less suitable for ageing in place over the long term.

With three bedrooms, one can easily be adapted as a home office, though buyers should verify local broadband speeds for remote working suitability.

Exceptionally well-positioned for commuters, being a short walk to Sallins Train Station for direct routes to Dublin and a short drive to N7/M7 motorway junctions.

Convenient access to local services and healthcare facilities in Naas makes it feasible for retirees, though stairs are present.

The property has stairs separating bedrooms and bathrooms, which may present challenges for ageing in place without future modifications.

Features a low-maintenance exterior, double-glazed windows, uPVC soffit and fascia, and has been recently freshly painted with new carpets.

The property is an open-access mid-terrace home with allocated parking rather than a secure gated development, though it is fitted with an intruder alarm system.

Features a standard contemporary layout with neutral finishes, though traditional room separations apply rather than open-plan loft living.

Offers standard 3-bedroom accommodation with the added potential for an attic conversion subject to planning permission.

Built circa 2006, this is a modern property rather than a period or heritage home.

Holds a C1 BER rating, meaning energy efficiency could potentially be upgraded by a future owner to modern ecological standards.

Benefits from a spacious rear garden in lawn, complemented by a short walk to the extensive Grand Canal Greenway.

Includes a spacious rear garden laid in lawn, offering a solid blank canvas for gardening enthusiasts without being overwhelmingly large.

Ideally situated for walking, with local village amenities close by and direct access to the extended Grand Canal Greenway.

While there is no home gym, a short drive to Naas provides access to various sports and fitness facilities.

The nearby Grand Canal Greenway offers fantastic off-road cycling opportunities, and the local area is well-suited for bike commutes.

Naas and the surrounding County Kildare area are renowned for golf courses, accessible within a short drive.

The property's proximity to the Grand Canal provides convenient opportunities for coarse fishing.

County Kildare is the heart of Ireland's equestrian industry, though local livery or riding stables would require a short drive.

Limited to casual canal activities; major water sports are not directly catered for locally.

Features a spacious living room with French doors opening to the rear garden, alongside an open kitchen-dining area suitable for hosting guests.

Located in a residential development within Sallins village, offering a generally residential atmosphere, though suburban closeness means normal neighbourhood activity.

This is a suburban village terrace home rather than a rural property, though it offers proximity to the Grand Canal Greenway and countryside surroundings.

Positioned right in Sallins village, providing a short stroll to local shops, restaurants, bars, primary school, and the railway station.

The property is located inland in County Kildare, far from any coastal areas.

Provides good access to local village amenities and a short drive to Naas town for larger retail and entertainment, but lacks a true city-center urban feel.

Sallins offers a vibrant community feel with a local GAA club, school, and active village associations.

A short stroll into Sallins village provides access to local dining and cafés, with a wider selection available in nearby Naas.

Local pubs and restaurants are within walking distance, while Naas offers a more extensive nightlife including a cinema, theatre, and numerous bars.

Proximity to Naas ensures good access to various health and wellness groups, pilates & stretching classes, and sports clubs.

Primarily a residential commuter village, meaning formal networking hubs are more likely accessed by commuting to Dublin or Naas.

Good transport links to Dublin and regional tech employment corridors make this a viable base, subject to verifying home internet performance.