The Orchard Grove, Ballyoulster, Celbridge, Naas, Co. KildareW23ERP1

The property provides an expansive single-level layout with 5 bedrooms and c. 0.9 acres of secure outdoor space, making it exceptionally child-friendly.

With three reception rooms and extensive outbuildings, there is plenty of independent space for teenagers to relax and hang out.

The large footprint, single-level living, and extensive outbuildings offer significant potential to accommodate multi-generational living arrangements or separate family quarters.

At 206 m² on 0.9 acres with a €750,000 asking price, this large property is generally oversized and requires higher maintenance for a single buyer.

Couples looking for ample space or room to grow will appreciate the layout, though the 5-bedroom scale may exceed immediate needs.

The single-level bungalow layout supports ageing in place and independent living, though the extensive grounds and outbuildings require maintenance oversight.

Single-level accommodation eliminates stairs, though the large garden and extensive outbuildings may necessitate ongoing upkeep or gardening help.

With excellent broadband connectivity, multiple reception rooms, and quiet outbuildings, working from home is exceptionally well supported.

Located just 2.8 km from Hazelhatch train station and with easy access to the M4 and N7, commuting to Dublin is straightforward.

Single-level bungalow living and proximity to village amenities make this a comfortable choice for retirees, provided garden upkeep is managed.

The single-level detached bungalow layout eliminates interior stairs entirely, making it highly suitable for ageing in place.

A 1928-built home with a BER rating of D, c. 0.9 acres of grounds, and over 2,000 sq. ft. of outbuildings requires significant and ongoing maintenance.

The property is well set back from the road and accessed via private steel gates, enhancing privacy and security.

With traditional layout features, open fireplaces, and multiple separate rooms, the property currently reflects a classic rather than minimalist style.

Featuring 5 bedrooms, 3 reception rooms, and extensive outbuildings, the floor plan offers great flexibility for remodelling or customisation.

Originally built in 1928, the home carries historical character typical of the era, situated in a heritage-rich area near Castletown House.

The current BER rating of D indicates that energy efficiency improvements should be investigated by the buyer to modernise its ecological footprint.

An impressive c. 0.9-acre site with south-facing rear gardens, lawns, shrubberies, mature trees, and over 2,000 sq. ft. of sheds and outbuildings.

Featuring c. 0.9 acres of grounds, herbaceous borders, specimen mature trees, and an onsite greenhouse (4.8 m x 2.4 m), this is a haven for gardening enthusiasts.

Historic Castletown House with its extensive parklands and walking trails is located nearby, offering fantastic walking opportunities.

Local sporting facilities are nearby, and the expansive outbuildings offer potential to set up a private home gym.

The surrounding Kildare road network allows for cycling, though main arterial routes require care during peak commuting hours.

Lucan Golf Club and other excellent golfing facilities are located less than 5 minutes from the property.

While the River Liffey runs through Celbridge offering local angling potential, the property itself is not directly waterfront.

The rural and semi-rural expanses of Co. Kildare are renowned for equestrian interests and local riding facilities.

Inland Co. Kildare offers limited direct access to major water sports facilities compared to coastal locations.

Three reception rooms, a large kitchen-cum-dining room, and vast south-facing outdoor grounds make this property ideal for hosting guests and entertaining.

Set back on approximately 0.9 acres behind steel gates, the property provides a private, country-style setting despite its prime accessible location.

The generous plot size, mature trees, and extensive outbuildings give a distinct rural feel, although it is situated close to towns and transport links.

Located just 2 km from Celbridge Village, residents have effortless access to local restaurants, shops, and community amenities.

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

While close to Dublin road infrastructure and Celbridge, the immediate setting is decidedly suburban and green rather than urban.

Proximity to Celbridge Village and local clubs like Barnhall Rugby Club ensures strong opportunities for community integration.

Celbridge village is within 2 km, offering an excellent selection of local cafes and restaurants.

Nightlife options are modest locally, with residents typically heading into larger nearby towns or Dublin City Centre for extensive nightlife.

Local sports and recreational facilities support community health and wellness groups in the surrounding area.

Proximity to the Kildare Innovation Campus and good transport links to Dublin provide solid professional networking potential.

The property features excellent broadband connectivity and is close to local business and technology campuses in the wider area.