5 College Farm View, Newbridge, Co. KildareW12W673

The property features four bedrooms and is located in a quiet cul-de-sac overlooking a large green area, making it very safe and suitable for young children. There is also a large enclosed rear garden for play.

With four bedrooms and close proximity to the town centre, secondary schools such as Newbridge College, and transport links, teenagers will appreciate the independence and space.

A 114 square metre detached house with four bedrooms provides adequate space, though the single main living areas and standard layout may require adaptation for true multi-generational comfort.

Four bedrooms offer plenty of room for home offices or guests, though the asking price of €450,000 and the larger detached footprint might exceed the typical initial needs of a single buyer.

An excellent option for couples looking to upsize or put down roots, offering generous living accommodation, a separate sitting and dining room, and convenient commuting options.

The low-maintenance exterior and proximity to town amenities suit downsizers or empty nesters, though managing a four-bedroom house and garden might require more upkeep than a single-level property.

While the single-family layout is all on two levels with stairs, the location is exceptionally convenient to local shops and services, and features low-maintenance brick exteriors.

With four bedrooms available, there is ample flexibility to set up one or more dedicated home office spaces away from the main living areas.

An exceptional location for commuters, featuring a dedicated pedestrian walkway shortcut that leads directly to the train station for easy travel.

The proximity to medical services, shops, and transport links makes daily life convenient for retirees, though the two-story layout has stairs to navigate.

While the home is close to essential amenities and medical services, the two-story layout with all bedrooms upstairs means modifications or future accommodation changes might be needed for long-term aging in place.

Benefits from a maintenance-free red brick and dashed exterior, PVC double-glazed windows, and a manageable front and rear garden setup.

The property features gated rear access on both sides, but it is part of an open residential cul-de-sac rather than a private gated community.

A traditional 1990s detached family home layout with distinct rooms, rather than an open-plan minimalist architectural design.

Includes separate sitting and dining rooms connected by doors, a kitchen, a utility room, and four bedrooms, offering functional spaces that can be adapted.

Built circa 1999, this is a modern suburban property rather than a period or heritage home.

Features standard gas-fired central heating and a C BER rating, meaning a buyer may want to investigate energy efficiency upgrades for a greener footprint.

Includes a cobblelock driveway, low-maintenance front garden, a large rear garden enclosed by hedges, dual side gated access, and a Barna shed.

The property includes a large rear garden enclosed by hedges and a front lawn, alongside a Barna shed, offering great potential for avid gardeners.

The location offers great walkability to the nearby town centre, local parks, and features a pedestrian walkway providing a direct shortcut to the train station.

Proximity to the town centre puts various local fitness options and wellness amenities within reach, though a home gym would require utilizing one of the four bedrooms.

The cul-de-sac setting is quiet for starting out, and local roads provide access to surrounding areas, though dedicated cycle lanes depend on the specific route into town.

While general residential convenience is high, local golf facilities would require a short drive from the immediate neighborhood.

The location is primarily suburban, though regional river access points in County Kildare can be reached by car.

County Kildare is famous for its equestrian culture, though riders would need to access nearby stables and riding schools outside the immediate suburban development.

Inland location with no immediate access to major water sports facilities or lakes.

Features a spacious sitting room, a separate dining room with sliding patio doors, a well-sized kitchen, and a large enclosed rear garden ideal for hosting guests.

Situated in a quiet cul-de-sac of just six detached houses, the property benefits from low traffic and a peaceful setting while still remaining close to town.

This is a suburban residential development within walking distance of the town centre and train station, offering an urban-suburban mix rather than a rural environment.

The property sits in an accessible suburban neighborhood with a strong community feel, adjacent to schools and a short walk from local shops and amenities.

The location is inland in County Kildare, far from any coastal areas or marine amenities.

Extremely close to Newbridge town centre, shopping complexes like Whitewater Shopping Centre, and public transport links, providing strong urban convenience.

Located in a small, established cul-de-sac of just six homes overlooking a green area, fostering a close-knit neighborhood feel alongside local town activities.

Being only a short walk from Newbridge Town Centre allows easy access to local cafes, restaurants, and social spots.

Local pubs and eateries in the town centre are within walking distance, offering convenient local options without needing a car.

Proximity to the town centre provides good access to local clubs, healthcare providers, and community wellness facilities.

Primarily a residential suburb, though transport links provide relatively straightforward access to broader employment and networking hubs.

Good transport links to major employment centers and the capacity for reliable home office setups support modern professional connectivity.