Lissadell, Dublin Road, Naas, Co. KildareW91R2FF

The property features a mature 0.5-acre enclosed site with expansive gardens, two ponds, and plenty of outdoor space for young children to play safely.

Four bedrooms, generous floor area, and proximity to local amenities, cinema, and sports clubs make this an ideal home for teenagers.

The substantial 230 sq m layout provides ample space, though some reconfiguration might be needed to create completely independent living quarters.

With an asking price of €795,000 and significant need for renovation, this large detached home is typically beyond the scope of a standard single buyer.

Offers great potential for couples looking for a spacious long-term project with a large garden, though the maintenance requirements are high.

While the single-level flow and garden appeal to empty nesters, the overall size and maintenance of a 0.5-acre plot may feel excessive over time.

Convenient location near Naas town centre and local healthcare amenities, but the property requires modernisation and ongoing garden upkeep.

Includes a dedicated ground-floor office space, providing a quiet and functional environment for remote professionals.

Well served by a major bus route outside the door, Sallins commuter rail station, and quick access to the M7 motorway for Dublin commuters.

Close proximity to town amenities and healthcare services supports retirement living, provided upkeep of the large garden is managed.

Features ground-floor accommodation and living spaces, though adaptations would likely be required for long-term accessibility as needs change.

The property requires modernization, renovation, and substantial upkeep for both the 230 sq m structure and the extensive 0.5-acre mature garden.

Approached via a private gravel driveway and well screened by hedging, though physical security gates would need to be installed for fully gated entry.

This is a traditional two-storey family residence with established architectural features, distinct rooms, and a classic layout rather than a minimalist design.

Spacious layout with multiple reception rooms and an office, offering plenty of flexibility for interior remodeling.

An established, mature family residence with character, though not formally classified as a protected historic structure.

Rich natural habitat featuring mature trees, wildlife spaces, and two garden ponds, though the energy rating is currently BER D.

An exceptional c. 0.5-acre mature plot complete with a paved patio, glass house, diverse flora, and established boundary screening.

An exceptional setting featuring an impressive variety of trees, shrubs, orchards, two garden ponds, a glass house, and a rich wildlife habitat.

Monread Park and Kerdiffstown Park are easily accessible, and the town centre amenities are within walking distance.

Naas offers a wide range of leisure facilities, local fitness clubs, and swimming options within close proximity.

Good local road infrastructure and proximity to Naas town make cycling feasible, though regional traffic should be navigated carefully.

Golf enthusiasts are exceptionally well catered for with several top-tier courses located in the surrounding Kildare area.

While the property features two garden ponds, local rivers and angling spots in the wider Kildare region offer good fishing opportunities.

Renowned equestrian region with close proximity to Punchestown, the Curragh, and local riding facilities.

Inland location means water sports options are largely limited to local leisure center pools rather than natural water bodies.

Features a large conservatory, dining room, expansive paved patio, and stunning mature gardens ideal for hosting guests.

Set amidst a mature and private site screened by established trees and hedging, offering a pleasant sense of privacy despite its central location.

The sprawling mature garden with walnut, beech, and fruit trees provides a country-like feel, even though it is situated right on the Dublin Road in Naas.

Close proximity to Naas town centre gives a strong community and town-village atmosphere with local shops and cafes nearby.

The property is located inland in Co. Kildare, far from any coastal areas.

Positioned on the Dublin Road in Naas with easy access to shops, restaurants, cinemas, and public transport links.

Naas has a vibrant, active community with numerous local clubs, associations, and volunteer groups.

The nearby town centre provides a broad selection of local cafés, coffee shops, and social spots.

A good variety of local pubs, restaurants, and entertainment options such as the Odeon cinema are within a short distance.

Numerous local sports clubs, fitness centers, and pilates & stretching groups operate throughout the Naas area.

Convenient access to Dublin and regional business hubs provides strong networking potential for working professionals.

Good transport links and proximity to major employment corridors offer solid connectivity, though broadband speeds should be verified.