IF COMMUNITY SPIRIT near the city is something you’ve always dreamt about, then the village of Cabinteely in Dublin 18, might just tick all of the right boxes.
Just a ten minute stroll to Cornelscourt, Killart is a new development of A-rated homes that offer direct access to the N11, which will have you in Dublin city in 25 minutes. The current phase of development features four-bedroom homes starting at €725,000.
These four-bed semi detached homes are adjacent to beautiful Cabinteely House and Park, a 111-acre space that hosts a number of music and community events throughout the summer months and is open all year around for walkers and joggers with a playground, too.
With solar and photovoltaic panels sitting on the roof and a simple layout within, you realise straight away that these modern homes make simple design and energy efficiency top priorities.
Light, bright and airy rooms abound, thanks to double doors from the kitchen/dining area that lead out to a lovely back garden.
Luxury finishes will act as a great jumping off point for new owners keen to leave their own mark on a home without blowing through their budget. Large doors take advantage of light and open up the living room space even further.
Four bedrooms, two with en suite bathrooms, are spread out over the upper floors. Carpeting and built-in wardrobes provide cosiness and plenty of storage.
Beautifully tiled bathrooms with heated towel rails and light reflecting finishes drench these spaces in the natural light that’s captured from the slanted roof windows.
Location wise, you can’t get much better. Dunnes Stores’ flagship is a skip down the road and a whole host of pubs, restaurants reside in Cabinteely village.
Universities and colleges such as UCD and IADT are all within easy reach, as are schools and creches. Striking the perfect balance between suburban and city life, Cabinteely is fast becoming an attractive option for any new home buyer.
Homes at Killart, Clonkeen Road, Cabinteely, Dublin 18 start at €725,000 from Kingscroft Developments via Daft.ie.
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