Ivy Cottage, 2 Meath Place, Bray, Co. WicklowA98VF86

The property features two bedrooms and a compact floor area of 51 square metres with an east-facing courtyard, making it tight on space for growing families with young children.

With only 51 square metres of living space and one bathroom, teenagers would find accommodation quite cramped with very limited private space.

A two-bedroom cottage of 51 square metres lacks the layout, separate living areas, and footprint required to support multi-generational living.

An ideal setup for a single buyer looking for a character-filled home in a central, highly accessible location close to the DART station and seafront.

Great for couples starting out or downsizing, offering a manageable layout, modern kitchen and bathroom, and an appealing coastal location.

The manageable single-level layout and low-maintenance courtyard appeal strongly to empty nesters wanting to stay close to urban amenities and the coast.

The single-level cottage style is convenient, though buyers should verify if any steps or access points pose challenges for long-term ageing in place.

With two bedrooms, one can easily double as a home office, though the G energy rating and compact overall floor area of 51 square metres should be considered.

Outstanding connectivity with Bray DART Station just a 3-minute walk away, providing direct and efficient access to Dublin City Centre.

An appealing option for retirees seeking proximity to health services, public transport, cafes, and coastal walks without the burden of extensive upkeep.

Single-level accommodation is beneficial for later life, though prospective buyers should verify door widths, bathroom adaptations, and general accessibility.

The compact 51 square metre floor area and small courtyard garden mean minimal ongoing maintenance, though the G BER rating indicates energy efficiency upgrades will likely be required.

The property opens directly onto Meath Place with no gated community or private security entry system.

Features vaulted ceilings and contemporary kitchen finishes that lend themselves well to a clean, minimalist aesthetic.

With a total area of 51 square metres across two bedrooms, living space is fixed and offers very little structural flexibility for reconfiguration.

Retains charming original period character, including vaulted ceilings and an original cast-iron fireplace that highlight its cottage heritage.

The property carries a G BER rating, indicating poor energy efficiency; buyers should budget for significant retrofitting to improve environmental performance.

Features a private east-facing courtyard style garden complete with a block-built storage shed, providing a manageable and sunny outdoor retreat.

The outdoor space is restricted to a private east-facing courtyard style garden with a block-built shed, offering very limited potential for traditional gardening.

Superb location for walking enthusiasts with the seafront, promenade, Bray Head, and town amenities all within easy walking distance.

Proximity to Bray town centre ensures good access to local fitness facilities and wellness clubs within a short distance.

The coastal and town location provides good local cycling routes, though secure bicycle storage inside the compact 51 square metre cottage would need careful planning.

Bray and the surrounding North Wicklow area boast several highly regarded golf clubs within a short drive.

The coastal setting provides convenient access to local sea angling spots along the Bray and Wicklow coastline.

While equestrian facilities exist in the wider County Wicklow region, they will generally require a short drive from this central town location.

Proximity to the seafront and marine amenities makes this an excellent spot for enthusiasts of coastal water activities.

The open living and dining room combined with the private courtyard allows for modest gatherings, but the 51 square metre footprint limits large-scale entertaining.

Positioned centrally just off Meath Road and close to the station and promenade, residents may experience urban and transport-related activity rather than absolute rural quiet.

This is a town-centre residential setting with immediate proximity to transport links, shops, and the seafront, entirely lacking a rural environment.

The property offers a strong community feel with Bray town centre, local shops, and cafes within a short stroll from the front door.

Located just moments from Bray seafront and promenade, offering exceptional access to coastal walks and marine amenities.

Situated right in the heart of Bray with superb DART connectivity to Dublin City Centre, retail, and dining options practically on the doorstep.

An established residential address with an active local community, nearby churches, community groups, and civic amenities.

An exceptional location with a wide array of cafes, restaurants, and eateries situated moments away along the seafront and Main Street.

Bray town centre and seafront offer a good selection of pubs, bars, and evening dining venues within easy walking distance.

Close proximity to local fitness hubs, seaside walking routes, and wellness classes operating throughout the town.

Good transport links to Dublin facilitate professional networking, though local business hubs in Bray are more lifestyle and retail oriented.

Direct DART links to Dublin provide straightforward access to major employment and tech hubs, though buyers should verify local broadband speeds.