73 Crodaun Forest Park, Celbridge, County KildareW23N242

The property features four good-sized bedrooms, a secure enclosed garden with a lawn area, and a quiet residential setting ideal for families, though buyers should verify local school capacities.

With four bedrooms, a separate sitting room, and an additional sunroom/living room, there is plenty of independent space for teenagers to relax and study.

The bungalow layout offers single-level living potential, and the large detached garage could potentially be adapted subject to planning permission, though the main house is currently configured as a single family dwelling.

At 141 m² with four bedrooms and a price tag of €695,000, this is a substantial property that might exceed the space and budget requirements of a single buyer, though it offers room to grow.

Provides spacious single-storey accommodation with multiple reception rooms, a master ensuite, and excellent outdoor patio areas for entertaining.

As a detached bungalow with generous square footage and single-level accessibility, it is exceptionally well-suited for downsizers looking to avoid stairs while maintaining ample room.

The single-level bungalow layout, peaceful neighbourhood, and manageable garden make this a very comfortable option for retirement, supporting aging in place.

The generous floor plan, multiple reception rooms, and the large detached garage provide exceptional scope for dedicated home office setups.

Conveniently located with easy access to the M4 and M50 motorways, and Hazelhatch Train Station providing regular services to Dublin City Centre.

Single-level bungalow living in a settled, peaceful neighborhood makes it a practical choice for retirees.

A true four-bedroom bungalow layout avoids internal stairs entirely, making it highly suitable for long-term accessibility.

Features PVC fascia, soffits, and double-glazed windows, though a C BER rating indicates there may be room for energy efficiency upgrades.

The property features a fully alarmed system and ample off-street parking, but does not feature a secure gated entry.

Traditional layout with multiple defined rooms, coving, and classic finishes rather than an open-plan minimalist aesthetic.

Includes an extended kitchen/dining area, sunroom, utility room, and a large detached garage offering multiple layout adaptation possibilities.

Built in 1982, the property represents a mature suburban bungalow rather than a period or heritage home.

Includes an electric car charger and gas-fired central heating, though its C BER rating suggests potential for further green retrofitting.

Benefits from a large corner site with a private, non-overlooked rear garden, two sunny patio areas, a well-maintained lawn, and a detached garage.

Occupies a generous corner site featuring a well-maintained front lawn, a pretty rear lawn, and two sun-trapped patio areas.

Located in a settled residential park with access to local paths and amenities in Celbridge, though specific trail proximity should be verified.

The large detached garage and fuel store offer ideal space to set up a home gym, subject to individual requirements.

The surrounding Celbridge area offers local cycling routes, and the garage provides secure storage for bicycles.

County Kildare is renowned for its golf courses, with several notable clubs within a reasonable driving distance from Celbridge.

Proximity to the River Liffey in Celbridge offers local angling opportunities, though buyers should verify specific fishing rights and access.

Kildare is a noted equestrian county with various riding stables nearby, though local facilities should be checked independently.

Inland location with limited immediate access to major water sports facilities aside from local river activities.

Features a large kitchen/dining area, an extended sunroom, and French double doors opening onto two impressive, sunny patio areas.

Situated in a mature, established, and peaceful development in Celbridge with a private back garden that is not overlooked.

Located within a suburban residential development close to local town amenities rather than a rural countryside setting.

Close to local amenities in Celbridge, combining a settled neighborhood feel with convenient access to local shops and services.

County Kildare is an inland location with no proximity to the coast.

Offers suburban convenience with easy access to the M4, M50, and Hazelhatch Train Station for services to Dublin, while retaining a residential park atmosphere.

Situated in a mature and established residential development with an active local community in Celbridge.

Celbridge town offers a selection of local cafes and eateries within a short distance.

Local pubs and amenities are available in Celbridge, but major nightlife options would require travel into larger nearby towns or Dublin.

Local community facilities and nearby towns offer access to various health, wellness, and pilates & stretching groups.

Good commuter links to Dublin support professional networking, though local business hubs are more suburban.

Proximity to Dublin and major transport corridors provides solid connectivity to regional tech employers and digital infrastructure.