HYBRID WORKERS WHO need to be close enough to the capital but are looking for more space, as well as bang for their buck, no doubt have the counties surrounding Dublin in their sights. So, when a new development of A-rated homes hit the market, ears prick up.
Say hello to Cnoc na Ri, a collection of brand new two, three and four-bed homes that all carry an A2 BER and have all the features that make a modern home. With prices, starting from €250,000, this collection is a much more affordable option, particularly for those who don’t need to commute far for work every day.
In terms of layout inside, each house is set to be bright and airy with a great flow from room to room. Even the two-beds have lounges separate to the open plan kitchen and dining space along with a guest toilet on the ground floor. Both bedrooms also have their own adjoining bathrooms for extra privacy and space.
The four-beds include a utility room, an extra space for lounging and a welcoming hallway, while three bedrooms upstairs share the family bathroom and the main bedroom has its own.
With parking to the front and a door to the garden at the back, these homes make day-to-day life hassle-free and enjoyable.
Being walking distance from a town is often a big plus when it comes to putting down roots in a rural location. Cnoc na Ri is just a stroll from the market town of Kingscourt but is surrounded by the Cavan countryside. Schools, shops and sporting facilities are all reachable by foot while Dublin can be driven two in under an hour and a half.
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