66 Wellesley Manor, Newbridge, KildareW12KW58

The property offers five bedrooms and a safe, enclosed west-facing rear garden with a level lawn, plus a location overlooking a large green area ideal for young children to play nearby.

Five well-proportioned bedrooms provide ample independent space for teenagers, and the proximity to local secondary schools and town amenities adds great convenience.

While there are five bedrooms and generous living areas including a sunroom and home office, there is no ground-floor bedroom suite which might limit long-term multi-generational arrangements.

At an asking price of 630000 euros for a 170 square metre detached home, this property is typically sized and priced beyond the usual entry point for single buyers.

Couples looking to upsize or settle long-term will appreciate the turnkey condition, home office, and modernised finishes throughout the 2024 refurbishment.

The property is fully modernised in turnkey condition, offering low maintenance for empty nesters, though five bedrooms might exceed typical downsizing requirements.

The home benefits from a convenient short walk to the town centre and primary care centre, but all five bedrooms are located on the first floor which requires daily stair climbing.

Includes a dedicated home office finished with elegant wall panelling and direct connection to the kitchen, complemented by broadband availability.

Conveniently positioned for commuters with regular rail services from Newbridge station to Dublin Heuston and Grand Canal Dock, alongside M7 access at Junction 10.

Proximity to local medical facilities, primary care centre, and town amenities supports a comfortable retirement lifestyle, subject to managing the first-floor bedrooms.

While the ground floor features wide plank oak flooring and easy living spaces, all five bedrooms and the main shower facilities are upstairs, which may require adaptation over time.

Comprehensively modernised in 2024 and presented in turnkey condition with a B BER rating, ensuring minimal immediate maintenance requirements.

The property features an open-access tarmacadam driveway enclosed by brick walls rather than a secure gated entry system.

The interior showcases traditional and high-end finishes including decorative cornicing, panelled doors, and wall panelling rather than strict minimalism.

The ground floor offers adaptable reception spaces including a home office and sunroom, though the five-bedroom upstairs layout is relatively fixed.

Constructed in 2001, the property is a modern detached home rather than a period or heritage property.

Features a respectable B BER rating, a wood-burning stove for efficient heating, and a convenient electric vehicle charging point installed to the side.

Features a desirable west-facing rear garden with a paved patio wrapping around the house, a level lawn, planted borders, and an attached outdoor storage shed.

Features a west-facing rear garden with planted borders and a level lawn, providing a manageable space for keen gardeners without excessive upkeep.

The scenic Liffey Linear Park and open plains of the Curragh are close by, alongside convenient walking access to the town centre.

The town centre location provides good access to local fitness facilities, health groups, and community amenities.

The suburban setting provides accessible local roads, though cyclists should verify local cycle lane connectivity to regional routes.

County Kildare is renowned for world-class golf courses, with several notable clubs easily accessible from the general Newbridge area.

The nearby River Liffey provides local angling opportunities for fishing enthusiasts.

Proximity to the Curragh Racecourse and the heart of Ireland's bloodstock industry makes this an exceptional location for horse riding enthusiasts.

Inland County Kildare offers very limited opportunities for water sports compared to coastal or lakeside locations.

An exceptional layout for hosting guests, featuring a central kitchen and dining room with a statement island, flowing seamlessly into a light-filled sunroom and west-facing patio.

Situated in a sought-after development overlooking a wide, tree-lined green, offering a generally peaceful residential environment away from major thoroughfares.

The property is located within an established suburban residential development in a vibrant town rather than a countryside setting.

Although located in a town, the development feel and proximity to local shops, cafés, and amenities offer a strong community-focused village atmosphere.

The inland location in County Kildare is entirely landlocked and far removed from any coastal amenities.

Within a short walk of Newbridge town centre, offering excellent access to shopping centres, supermarkets, restaurants, and regular commuter rail links.

An active, established residential development overlooking a communal green space fosters strong community engagement.

A short walk brings residents to the wide range of cafés, restaurants, and retail options available in Newbridge town centre.

Local pubs, restaurants, and the Riverbank Arts Centre provide entertainment options locally, with easier access to broader nightlife via rail links to Dublin.

Proximity to the Newbridge Primary Care Centre and local wellness groups supports an active and healthy lifestyle.

Good connectivity to Dublin via the M7 and rail services allows professionals to participate in broader regional business networking.

Reliable broadband services combined with dedicated home office space and straightforward commuting access to Dublin tech hubs support remote and hybrid tech professionals.