30 Crotanstown Grange, Green Road, Curragh, Co. KildareR56Y622

The property features three large double rooms, an A-rated energy efficiency setup, and is located just a five-minute walk from primary schools and a creche, making it exceptionally well-suited for young families.

With three generously proportioned double bedrooms, a spacious layout covering 134 square metres, and a fantastic landscaped south-facing garden, there is plenty of personal space and room for growing teens.

The 134 square metre floor area provides good shared spaces, though the three double bedrooms and standard semi-detached layout might offer limited privacy for more than two generations living under one roof.

Offers an impressive turn-key specification with modern amenities like an EV charger and high energy efficiency, though the asking price of 465,000 euros for a three-bed house might represent a significant investment for a single income.

An exceptional layout with a luxurious principal bedroom featuring a walk-in wardrobe and ensuite, alongside high-end finishes and an outstanding outdoor entertaining space for couples starting out or moving up.

The low-maintenance A3-rated building and beautifully landscaped garden provide a comfortable, modern environment, though three large double bedrooms might offer more space than empty nesters strictly require.

Modern build quality, a secure alarm, and manageable layout suit retirement well, though buyers should verify accessibility features over time as it is a multi-story home.

With three well-proportioned double bedrooms—one easily adaptable as a home office—and an advanced Aldes InspirAIR ventilation system, the house is very well-equipped for remote work.

Offers easy M7 access for road commutes, along with a Myenergy Zappi Smart EV Charger installed on the property for electric vehicle owners.

An A3 energy rating ensures low utility bills and modern comfort, making it a viable option for retirees looking for a manageable, high-specification home.

The modern A3 energy rating and low maintenance construction are positives, though buyers should verify internal mobility options as standard two-story living involves stairs.

A-rated energy efficiency, solar water heating, high-end low-maintenance garden landscaping with professional tiling, and a steel garden shed minimize ongoing upkeep.

Features an HKC secure app-controlled alarm and off-street parking for two cars on a cobble-block driveway, though it lacks a private gated entrance.

Finished in contemporary neutral tones with wood-effect tiled flooring and wide-board finishes, offering a clean aesthetic that can easily accommodate minimalist preferences.

Three large double rooms allow easy interchange between family bedrooms, guest accommodation, and dedicated home office spaces.

This is a modern, high-spec A-rated contemporary build rather than a period or heritage property.

Boasts an impressive A3 BER rating, solar water heating, an Aldes InspirAIR ventilation system, and a Myenergy Zappi Smart EV Charger.

Highlights include over 30,000 euros invested in a south-facing landscaped garden, a 4x3m louvred roof aluminum pergola, a 10x8ft steel garden shed, and gorgeous views toward the Wicklow Mountains.

Features over 30,000 euros spent on professional landscaping, including a south-facing layout, manicured lawn, porcelain and cobble-lock patio areas, and attractive planting.

The property is just a five-minute walk from the expansive and scenic Curragh Plains, offering unmatched local walking and hiking opportunities.

While there is plenty of space inside or in the large steel garden shed to set up fitness equipment, dedicated commercial gym facilities would require travel into Newbridge town.

The open roads and paths around the Curragh Plains and surrounding Co. Kildare countryside offer fantastic and scenic cycling routes.

The location in Co. Kildare puts several notable golf courses within reasonable driving distance, though specific club proximity should be verified.

Buyers interested in fishing would need to investigate nearby river access points, such as the River Liffey passing through Newbridge.

Curragh is globally renowned for horse racing and equestrian culture, making this an exceptional location for horse riding enthusiasts.

Being an inland location in Co. Kildare, water sports options are extremely limited compared to coastal or lakeside properties.

Features an exceptional south-facing landscaped garden with a 4x3m louvred roof aluminum pergola, outdoor timber-effect tiles, and a spacious open-plan kitchen and dining area ideal for hosting.

Positioned in a prestigious residential development close to the Curragh Plains with a private, non-overlooked rear garden offering views toward the Wicklow Mountains, providing a tranquil atmosphere.

Proximity to the open expanses of the Curragh Plains and scenic views give a strong rural flavour, while still being situated within a residential development near town amenities.

Located near Newbridge town centre with local schools, shops, and community elements close at hand, balancing suburban convenience with a community feel.

The location is inland in County Kildare, completely away from any coastal areas or marine activities.

While close to Newbridge town center with easy M7 access, the immediate setting is a suburban residential development oriented towards open plains and quiet living rather than dense city life.

Situated in a sought-after residential development with local schools, crèches, and community proximity supporting active local engagement.

Newbridge town centre is within easy reach, offering local cafes and dining options, though not directly on the doorstep.

The immediate area is residential and quiet; significant nightlife options would require heading further into Newbridge town or nearby urban centers.

The proximity to the Curragh Plains supports outdoor fitness and wellness activities, with town amenities close by for local wellness classes.

Primarily a residential commuter belt location, meaning professional networking will mostly rely on proximity to regional hubs or remote connection.

Good general connectivity via road and modern home ventilation/energy setups, though direct tech-hub access depends on commuting flexibility toward Dublin or regional centers.