Tougher Road, Robertstown, Co. KildareW91T9C1

The property offers extensive and secure private gardens spanning circa 3 acres, providing a fantastic, safe environment for young children to play outdoors. With 5 spacious bedrooms and 5 bathrooms, there is abundant room for a growing family.

With 5 generously sized bedrooms plus a converted attic space offering versatility for additional rooms or study areas, teenagers will have plenty of independent space. The rural location, however, means they will rely on parents for transport to social and recreational activities.

The substantial floor area of 339 square meters, featuring 5 bedrooms (three en-suite) and an expansive open-plan kitchen, dining, and living area, lends itself exceptionally well to accommodating multiple generations under one roof with plenty of privacy.

At an asking price of €895,000 and with a sprawling 5-bedroom layout across 339 m² on 3 acres, this property is vastly oversized and cost-prohibitive for a single buyer.

While couples who desire expansive space, rural luxury, and a high B1 energy rating will find much to love, the 5-bedroom footprint is likely much larger than needed unless they frequently host guests or require multiple home offices.

Empty nesters looking for a quiet, spacious rural retreat with manicured gardens will appreciate the high-end finishes and tranquil setting. However, the upkeep of a 339 m² home on 3 acres may feel burdensome as they age.

The home offers single-level elements and ground-floor bedroom availability in a private setting, ideal for a peaceful retirement. On the downside, the extensive 3-acre grounds require significant maintenance, and the rural location means driving is essential for all amenities.

The property includes a dedicated office space, plus a converted attic and ample overall square footage, providing brilliant separation and setups for remote professionals.

With the M7 accessible in 20 minutes, the M4 in 30 minutes, and easy access to Newbridge and Sallins train stations, hybrid commuters can manage travel to Dublin or surrounding hubs reasonably well.

The tranquil, secure, and luxurious environment is wonderful for retirees, though the size of the home and grounds may eventually feel demanding to maintain without assistance.

The ground floor offers accessible living spaces, but the rural location means reliance on driving for healthcare services as one ages.

A 339 m² house paired with circa 3 acres of manicured gardens, a large timber shed, and an aluminum workshop requires ongoing and substantial maintenance.

The property features a gated entrance that ensures enhanced security and privacy, creating a completely secluded retreat.

The home features traditional warmth with vaulted timber beams, a stove burner, and a grand layout rather than stark, minimalist architectural lines.

An open-plan kitchen, dining, and living area complemented by a dedicated office and a large converted attic space with storage offering potential for extra rooms provides incredible layout flexibility.

This is a modern, high-spec detached family home boasting a B1 BER rating rather than a period or heritage property.

Achieving an impressive B1 BER rating indicates high energy efficiency, excellent insulation, and modern building standards which minimize environmental impact.

Exceptional outdoor provisions include circa 3 acres of picturesque land, manicured gardens, a spacious patio for entertaining, a large timber shed, and an aluminum workshop.

Featuring circa 3 acres of picturesque land and beautifully manicured gardens, this property is a dream come true for avid gardeners and horticultural enthusiasts.

The scenic rural surroundings and quiet local roads provide a pleasant environment for daily walking, though hikers will need to travel to find designated mountain or trail walks.

There are no commercial gym facilities within walking distance due to the rural location, meaning residents will need to convert a space at home or commute to nearby towns like Naas or Clane.

The surrounding country roads offer scenic routes for road cycling enthusiasts, though the lack of dedicated cycle lanes on rural routes requires caution.

While the Kildare region boasts several renowned golf courses, players will need to take a short drive to reach the nearest clubs from this Robertstown address.

Robertstown is well-known for its proximity to waterways and the Grand Canal, making it a very convenient location for fishing enthusiasts.

County Kildare is the heart of Ireland's equestrian industry, and the expansive 3-acre plot combined with local rural boreens makes this area highly conducive to horse riding.

While the nearby canal network allows for leisurely water-based activities like kayaking or canoeing, major water sports require travel to larger lakes or coastal areas.

An impressive open-plan kitchen, dining, and living space with vaulted ceilings, paired with a spacious outdoor patio and manicured gardens, makes this home exceptionally well-suited for hosting guests.

Situated in a quiet rural area with a gated entrance ensuring security and privacy, this property is a secluded retreat offering exceptional peace and tranquility.

Set on circa 3 acres of picturesque land with unrivalled views and manicured gardens, the property provides the ultimate rural living experience while remaining close to local villages.

While the property itself is rural, it is conveniently located close to Robertstown Village and just a short drive to Prosperous, Clane, and Caragh, striking a balance between country seclusion and village proximity.

The property is located inland in County Kildare and has no proximity to the coast.

Set in a distinctly rural and agricultural hinterland, this location offers none of the hustle, bustle, or immediate amenities associated with urban living.

Proximity to Robertstown and Prosperous villages offers opportunities to engage with active local community groups, sports clubs, and village life.

Local villages offer a small selection of local spots, but a wider variety of vibrant café culture requires a drive into larger neighboring towns like Clane or Naas.

Rural Robertstown offers quiet village pubs rather than bustling nightlife, which is instead found further afield in Naas.

Local wellness classes may be found in community centers nearby, but comprehensive health and fitness groups will require travel to larger nearby towns.

As a purely residential and rural location, professional networking opportunities locally are minimal, requiring connections to be made online or in urban centers.

While the home office provides an excellent physical workspace, buyers should verify the actual broadband speeds available at this specific rural address for heavy tech-hub connectivity.