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WITH SPACIOUS GARDENS and parking, an A-rating for energy efficiency, stylish contemporary kitchens designed by BeSpace, and all walls, joinery and doors finished to the highest standard, homes at Barnhall Meadows in Leixlip have plenty to offer discerning buyers.
And that’s before you get to the location. Residents at this new development from Glenveagh Homes will have a huge array of amenities close by: major supermarkets, schools, restaurants and more.
A new phase launches on Wednesday August 5 at Barnhall Meadows, with two home styles currently available. For growing families or anyone looking for more space, there’s The Poplar, a three-bed end terrace style with 112 sq m of space, starting at €380,000. The Hazel is a two-bed mid-terrace home measuring 86 sq m and starting at €299,500.
Buyers who enjoy walking, running or cycling will find lots to love about Barnhall Meadows. The development sits on the site of the historic Wonderful Barn, and right on the edge of Leixlip’s Castletown Estate, a 550-acre site with gardens and parkland, all open to the public.
There are multiple sports facilities in the area, from golfing to athletics to GAA. Scoil Mhuire, San Carlo Junior School and Leixlip Educate Together primary are all within easy access, along with creches and preschools for younger family members.
Older students will be close to Confey College, Leixlip Community School, and Coláiste Chiaráin. Maynooth University is a 15 minute drive away, and UCD and DCU are accessible via regular public transport links.
Local supermarkets include Lidl, Aldi and SuperValu, while Liffey Valley shopping centre is also within easy access.
You won’t be far from the city, either. The N4/M4 motorway offers easy access to the M50, and you’ll be in Dublin city in 30 minutes. Commuters can avail of regular Dublin Bus routes and multiple daily trains from Louisa Bridge and Confey stations.
Register your interest at Barnhall Meadows here or contact joint agents, Coonan New Homes (01 6288 400) or Savills (01 618 1300) for more information.
Glenveagh Homes understands that buying a home is possibly the biggest decision you will ever make in your life – but we want to make it your easiest. That’s why we produce high-quality homes in great areas at competitive prices. Click here to find out more about other Glenveagh developments.
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Glenveagh homes needs to do a bit of research. The 550 acre Castletown house estate is in Celbridge and not Leixlip. (As stated in the article.)
@Garrett Kelleher: Castletown is in celbridge but it’s only a 2 minute drive away from some Leixlip housing estates.
@Garrett Kelleher: plus its the other side of the N4.
@Garrett Kelleher: actually the Castletown estate is in both Leixlip and Celbridge. When it was built both Celbridge and Leixlip were part of the same estate.
@Shneak: Castletown house is in Celbridge. It says it here on their site on the bottom of the page.
http://www.castletown.ie/
@Garrett Kelleher: I live in Castletown estate (housing estate) in Leixlip. It exists. Built in early 70s 400 or so houses. Castletown housing estate in Leixlip predates Castletown housing estate in Celbridge. It has always caused confusion to those not from here. The estate being advertised is being built beside Castletown housing estate in Leixlip, not in Celbridge. Both are built on former lands of Castletown house the 18th century mansion, in Celbridge Co. Kildare, but whose lands extended to what is now western Leixlip.
we went there to see wonder barn and houses. Beautiful area, houses cheap and nice BUT the amount of noise from motorway is nuts. That is why they are so cheap. Another new estate. 5 min drive, houses are 60K more but no noise from the road.
€300k for 86m2 in a housing estate in Leixlip….. Nah
Woohoo! Spend your whole life paying bank interest to live under fierce financial pressure in the burbs. Life is great
… and sit in traffic on the N4 going to and from work daily, if you work outside of Leixlip.
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