IF CONTEMPORARY STYLE is high on your list of must-haves, the homes at Cois Glaisín are likely to deliver.
Each of the two, three and four-bedroom houses that make up the development has an elegant finish with carefully chosen modern fittings that complement the clean lines in every room.
The latest phase at Cois Glaisín, Navan launched just last weekend, with homes available in three configurations: the Boyne two-bed townhouse (from €220,000), the Tolka three-bed semi-detached (from €265,000), and the Rye four-bed semi-detached (from €325,000).
With a tasteful combination of brick and render to the exterior, inside the homes are designed for family life with thoughtfully laid-out living spaces throughout.
To the front there is the convenience of a paved driveway; to the rear, French doors lead onto a private garden for relaxing or play.
Located in bustling commuter town Navan, just a few minutes’ walk from the shops at Johnstown Shopping Centre, these houses are also within easy reach of Dublin. Cois Glaisín is convenient for the M3 motorway which takes you to Blanchardstown in 30 minutes or the city centre in 45 – or you can be at the airport inside 40 minutes.
Further transport options include the regular Navan Express bus service, with a stop just five minutes away, or the train from Dunboyne.
As well as kitchens and bathrooms already finished to the highest degree, these new homes include stylish internal joinery and Shaker-style fitted wardrobes. They’re also energy-efficient with triple-glazed windows, an A-rated condensing gas boiler central heating system, and even photovoltaic panels fitted to generate electricity all year round.
To find out more, visit coisglaisin.ie.
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