GETTING YOUR HEAD around the fast-changing property market can be a challenge, so that’s why we’re here to make things a little easier.
Every week, we pick four homes within a similar budget, to give you the best idea of the property landscape at a particular price point.
This week, we’re looking at properties in Co Wicklow, which will leave you change from €600,000.
From Delgany and Bray to two in Wicklow Town, here’s what’s on offer.
9 Archer’s Wood Drive is a 119 m² family home in the village of Delgany, close to Greystones. Ready to walk into, the ground floor comprises a living room with a bay window, a kitchen filled with modern appliances, a handy utility room and guest toilet. All three bedrooms are upstairs along with a family bathroom. The main bedroom has its own bathroom. The double bedrooms have fitted wardrobes.
The back garden faces south, and so gets lots of natural light. It’s home to a new garden shed and is accessed from the kitchen and also the side. A paved patio area allows for outdoor entertaining. Greystones train station is just minutes drive away keeping you well connected to the city in an hour.
53 Graham’s Court, is a 126 m² home that’s walking distance from Wicklow Town and part is a family-focused development overlooking a communal green. The ground floor comprises an entrance hall, a modern kitchen and dining area, a spacious living room, a utility room and a guest toilet. Upstairs, you’ll find three double bedrooms, with the main enjoying its own bathroom. The others share the family bathroom.
To the front is enough parking for up to three cars and to the back is a garden that faces south east. There is storage space in an enclosed passageway to the side. This house has easy access to supermarkets, shops, restaurants, schools and sports clubs, while Dublin City centre can be reached in under an hour by car and just over an hour by bus and train.
41 The Meadows sits on the Marlton Road just a stroll from Wicklow town centre. Spanning 136 m², this house is A-rated thanks to an air-to-water heat pump, underfloor heating and triple-glazed windows. The home comprises an open-plan kitchen, dining space, and family room, a bright living room and four bedrooms upstairs. The main has its own bathroom and balcony while the others share the family bathroom.
There is off-street parking to the front and a gated side entrance that leads to the west-facing patio and garden that’s also accessible from the kitchen. The large metal shed would make an ideal utility room or workshop. The house is located on an elevated site at the end of a quiet cul-de-sac. It has great views of Wicklow town.
This charming end-of-terrace property, located at 1 Killarney Villas in Bray spans a cosy 70 m². It has a prime position at the southern tip of Bray’s Main Street. It combines modern upgrades with period charm, featuring a brick and granite exterior within a quaint Victorian-era development of eight homes. The ground floor opens into a spacious, open-plan living and dining area, leading to a well-equipped kitchen. A family bathroom completes the lower level
The two bedrooms, including a generous master bedroom, sit upstairs. Bray benefits from excellent transport links to Dublin, shopping and everything Wicklow county has to offer. There is a secluded back garden with decking. A garden shed and back laneway adds handy storage and access.
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