Glendower, Dublin Road, Leixlip, Naas, Co. KildareW23F2W1

The property offers ample space with a 4-bedroom detached main house and a sprawling 0.27-acre garden, making it safe and ideal for young children to play.

The inclusion of a self-contained 2-bedroom apartment provides great independence for teenagers or older dependents living at home.

The separate 2-bedroom apartment with its own entrance and meter is exceptionally well-suited for multi-generational living arrangements.

At an asking price of €950,000, this property is likely beyond the budget of most single buyers unless they plan to rent out the apartment.

Great for couples who enjoy generous living spaces, a home office, and the potential for rental income from the detached apartment.

While the main house is quite spacious, the single-level apartment setup could be useful for downsizing or accommodating visiting family.

The split-level layout of the main house might present mobility challenges over time, though the garden and village proximity are attractive.

Includes a dedicated, well-laid-out home office with independent access, making it ideal for remote professionals.

Benefits from being within minutes of the M4 motorway and a short walk to a Dublin Bus stop for flexible commuting.

Close to village amenities, but the split-level structure and large garden maintenance should be considered by retirees.

While the self-contained apartment offers single-level living options, the split-level design of the main house requires careful consideration for long-term accessibility.

The expansive 0.27-acre landscaped gardens, detached garage, workshop, and separate apartment require ongoing upkeep.

The property features an alarm system and ample parking, though buyers should verify boundary security and gating.

This is a traditional 1974 split-level family home with established character rather than minimalist architecture.

Outstanding flexibility featuring a 4-bed main house, a separate 2-bed apartment, a home office, and a detached workshop/garage.

Built in 1974, it is an established landmark property rather than a period heritage home.

Features a C BER rating, double glazing, and a multi-fuel stove, though buyers looking for high energy efficiency may want to investigate upgrades.

Set on c. 0.27 acres with pristinely landscaped gardens, fruit trees, and a large enclosed raised patio area.

Features pristine landscaped surrounding gardens with specimen trees, fruit-bearing trees, and lovingly maintained flower beds.

Positioned near the banks of the River Liffey with local amenities and village walkways within easy reach.

Local facilities like Leixlip Amenities Centre are nearby, and the detached garage could easily be outfitted as a home gym.

The location provides reasonable access to local routes, though buyers should verify safe cycling infrastructure on major nearby roads.

Conveniently positioned for access to various golf clubs in the Kildare and greater Dublin region.

The property sits directly on the banks of the River Liffey, offering great potential appeal for angling enthusiasts.

County Kildare is renowned for equestrian activities, though buyers should check for nearby stables and riding schools.

Local canoe clubs and proximity to the River Liffey cater well to paddling and water-based hobbyists.

Equipped with a large kitchen, conservatory, and an expansive enclosed raised patio area perfect for alfresco dining and hosting.

Situated along the Dublin Road in Leixlip village, it enjoys mature landscaped gardens and river proximity, though road noise should be verified.

Despite the large 0.27-acre plot and proximity to the River Liffey, this is very much an established village setting rather than rural.

Superbly located within walking distance of Leixlip village shops, schools, pubs, and restaurants.

The property is located inland in County Kildare with no coastal proximity.

Offers good convenience with public transport and proximity to major business hubs, yet retains a suburban village feel.

Proximity to local GAA, rugby clubs, and the bustling village community supports active local engagement.

Walking distance to local shops and eateries in Leixlip village provides good local café options.

Offers standard local village pubs, but those seeking extensive nightlife will need to travel further into Dublin.

Access to local amenity centres and community clubs supports participation in health and wellness activities.

Proximity to Liffey Business Park and Intel offers solid professional networking potential nearby.

Extremely close proximity to major employers like Intel makes this a convenient location for tech sector employees.