62 Richmond Park, Bray, Wicklow

The property features three bedrooms, a sunny south-west facing back garden with a patio for play, and a mature residential setting close to local schools and childcare facilities.

With an extensive attic conversion complete with an ensuite bathroom, a substantial two-storey extension, and three generous bedrooms, there is plenty of independent living space for growing teenagers.

The substantial two-storey extension, attic conversion with ensuite, and flexible layout provide good separation of space, though buyers should verify if the council-approved layouts match multi-generational privacy needs.

At 191 square metres and priced at €750,000, this spacious semi-detached home offers much more space and maintenance overhead than a typical single buyer might require.

Offers an impressive master suite with a walk-in wardrobe and ensuite, alongside versatile living areas and a sunroom, making it ideal for couples looking to upscale or plan for a family.

While the low-maintenance landscaped garden and single-level living options on the ground floor suit downsizers, the 191 square metre floor area and extensive multi-level layout might offer more space than needed.

The mature, settled neighborhood and low-maintenance garden are appealing, but buyers should note the presence of multiple stairs leading to upper levels and the converted attic.

With an extensive attic conversion with an ensuite, a two-storey extension, and multiple versatile rooms, there are ample options for setting up dedicated home offices.

Well positioned for commuters with convenient road and public transport connections providing access to Dublin and surrounding employment hubs.

A settled neighbourhood with close access to healthcare, shops, and community services, making it a comfortable base for retirement.

Features ground-floor living space and a sunroom, but buyers should investigate if modifications would be needed given the multi-level layout and stairs to the attic and first floor.

Benefiting from new front windows and doors installed in 2022, a B energy rating, and a landscaped, low-maintenance back garden.

The property is an open semi-detached home with a large tarmac driveway rather than a gated community entry.

The home has been significantly extended and structurally enhanced to maximize space rather than featuring a stark minimalist layout.

Originally a four-bedroom house reconfigured into a three-bedroom layout with a substantial two-storey extension and an attic conversion with an ensuite.

This is a modernised, extended suburban home within a mature 20th-century development rather than a traditional period or heritage property.

Achieves a strong B energy rating, reflecting good thermal efficiency, supplemented by modern front windows and doors fitted in 2022.

Features a sunny south-west facing landscaped back garden with a spacious patio area and a large shed equipped with electricity.

The south-west facing back garden is landscaped with ease of maintenance in mind and includes a patio and a large garden shed with electricity.

The location in a mature residential development close to local parks, outdoor amenities, and coastal paths makes it very convenient for walking enthusiasts.

Local leisure amenities and fitness options are within reach in the wider Bray area, though a dedicated home setup could also utilize the large garden shed.

The surrounding area offers local roads and connection routes suited for cycling, supported by a large tarmac driveway for secure gear storage and parking.

Bray and the surrounding County Wicklow region host several established golf courses within a convenient driving distance.

Proximity to the coast and local rivers provides reasonable access to coastal and freshwater fishing opportunities nearby.

While equestrian facilities can be found in the wider Wicklow countryside, they require a short drive from this suburban development.

Bray's coastal location makes it convenient for residents interested in sea swimming, sailing, and various other water-based activities.

An exceptional layout featuring a bright rear sunroom, expansive living spaces, and a sunny south-west facing landscaped patio ideal for hosting family and friends.

Situated in a mature residential development known for a settled neighbourhood setting, offering a peaceful environment away from heavy urban traffic.

Located in a built-up residential park in Bray with neighbouring suburban amenities, rather than an isolated rural countryside setting.

Proximity to local shops, schools, cafés, and community services in Bray provides a friendly, community-oriented suburban village feel.

Bray is a well-known coastal town, offering convenient access to seaside amenities, beaches, and scenic coastal walks.

Provides a suburban residential experience rather than city-centre urban living, though transport links offer straightforward access to larger employment hubs like Dublin.

A mature residential development with an established community feel, active local sports clubs, and neighborhood networks.

Bray offers a good variety of local cafés, restaurants, and social spots within easy reach of the property.

Local pubs and dining spots provide a relaxed evening scene, with more extensive nightlife options accessible closer to Dublin city.

Access to local sports clubs, parks, and community wellness activities supports an active, healthy lifestyle.

Primarily a residential suburb, though strong transport links to Dublin facilitate professional networking and business connectivity.

Good transport links and versatile spaces for home office setups ensure reliable connectivity for tech professionals working remotely or hybrid.