READY FOR ‘HOME sweet home’ without the headaches?
Knightsgate is a Glenveagh Homes development of three and four bedroom homes in Rush, north county Dublin.
The seaside properties are now almost entirely sold out, but the final home remaining is a particularly impressive prospect: a four-bedroom showhome including all furniture, flooring, carpets, a landscaped garden, all accessories and window dressings.
It’s on offer for €420,000, a price that gives will give design-minded buyers a healthy saving. “If you were fitting out a home to this standard from scratch, you’d end up spending a lot more,” says Eamon Gavigan, sales manager with Glenveagh Homes.
We take huge pride in our showhomes, ensuring every detail from the furniture to the joinery is of the very best quality. But we don’t look to get the full cost of the fit-out and interior design back when selling those homes, meaning buyers are getting a significant discount.
Savings aside, Knightsgate offers many other advantages for modern families. Rush is a long established seaside community, with schools, beaches, sports clubs, shops, cafés, bars, restaurants and many other amenities.
There’s a regular commuter train service from Rush & Lusk station (around 3km from Knightsgate) with over 20 trains to Dublin’s Grand Canal Dock each weekday. Bus services include the 33, 33a, 33x and 833, and the development is just 10 minutes from Junction 4 on the M1, with access to the M50 ring road, the Port Tunnel and Dublin city.
The show house is laid out over three storeys, with the sitting room and kitchen on the ground floor, three bedrooms on the first floor and the master bedroom suite at the top of the house.
Gavigan describes a Glenveagh showhome as “the dream home without the hassle… We tell buyers that all they need to bring is their suitcase and their clothes.”
Tempted? The four-bedroom showhome at Knightsgate has a guide price of €420,000. Register your interest here or contact REA Grimes on 01 849 0129 for more information. Discover more Glenveagh Homes developments here.
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