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FOR HOUSE HUNTERS yearning for the perfect country/city life balance, this development of 135 houses in Balbriggan could just be the answer to their prayers.
Comprising of two, three and four-bed options, ranging from terraced and semi-detached to detached homes, Glenveagh Taylor Hill has something for every type of buyer.
Bright and modern on the inside, these homes are built with quality in mind. All of the homes are A-rated in terms of energy efficiency and double glazed windows, great insulation and air tightness mean keeping the heat in isn’t a problem.
Kitchens designed by Gallagher Kitchens all have soft close doors, which means much less noise in busy households. Integrated upstands and elegant stainless-steel extractors ensure these are more than just pretty spaces.
Function and perfect flow abound with a breakfast bar/island making meal prep a whole lot easier.
Even though these homes vary in size, each one is painted in an easy neutral paint with ceilings painted in white, so you can update and decorate how you like. Shaker-style doors and modern skirting add a minimalist, polished finish that’s simple to work with.
Kitted out with wardrobes also fitted by Gallaghers Kitchens, their shaker-style adds coherence to the interior of each home ensuring a design flow that’s far from disjointed. This, in turn, makes for a much more calming and homely space.
As far as local amenities go, Balbriggan has everything you might need. Schools, shopping and sports facilities are all within walking distance. Even better, some of the best beaches in the country are just minutes away.
Taylor Hill is only three minutes from the M1 motorway, which will bring you to the airport in 20. And, thanks to Balbriggan train station and a variety of bus routes, Dublin is easily accessed by both public transport and by car in less that 40 minutes.
Homes at Glenveagh Taylor Hill, Balbriggan, Co Dublin start at €265,000 from Knight Frank via Daft.ie.
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If I hear anyone else say “life style choice” in relation to social welfare, I swear to God I wont be responsible!!!
The other thing that I m tired of hearing is “we need to reduce social welfare to motivate people to go back to work” Our TDs receive over €2500 pay per week, plus expenses, free transport etc and they are spending their time on how to cut child welfare by €10 and the dole by €8. Those who profit most from Irelands wealth are mostly tax exiles and pay nothing at all …is something wrong here?? Should we not be “motivating” those who earn €1 million plus to be paying their fair share?
I “live” on Social Welfare. Yes you could say it is a “lifestyle choice”. I have cardiac artery disease, diabetes and arthritis, and am on Disability Allowance. I get the same amount to exist on as someone trying to find a job. It is not a lot. In fact it is not enough. Do our T.D.s know or care? I think not. Would they do anything if they did know?
NO! Because they are not concerned about how ordinary people get by.
Oh Sugar !!
this country has thee most disconected politicians in relation to real life and how we cope and live with the decisions they make.
living on social welfare is a great lifestyle choice, i do it all the time :-P
It is an absolute disgrace what happened to Fr Kevin Reynolds and I am happy for him that his name was cleared. Why the hell won’t Dev jnr respect this mans wishes and those of Fr. Reynolds legal team?
Before cutting social welfare for single mothers, can we please first have a National plan to provide community childcare to every family? Community Childcare workers do a great job but when they have to be closed during school holidays, what’s the point?
Believe it or not, not every child in this country has a granny who can take over during school holidays.
Am I the only person who thinks the defamation by autocomplete thing is stupid? It would be like punishing a news reporter for reporting the news. It happened and people were looking up the recievership online to find out information about it so google took a popular term being used and suggested it as a search item. Google simpley did what it’s supposed to do, help people find information online in a quick manner by streamlining what is relevent to what people wanted at that time.
If the term “receivership” is now considered pejorative then google in Ireland had better beware, as the number of businesses in that situation is more likely to grow than shrink.
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