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Located in the satellite town of Saggart, Drury Mills is a new development of duplexes and family homes.
Previous phases have sold out fast, but prompt buyers are in luck, as the latest phase is launching this weekend, with homes on view on Saturday 24th and Sunday 25th February.
The properties here are just five minutes from the LUAS, and the area is served well by Dublin Bus, too.
The homes – which are a mix of two, three and four bed houses and duplexes – would be perfect a first time buyer looking for a budget-friendly alternative to city centre living.
Phase Four at Drury Mills includes two-bed duplexes from €250,000, three-bed houses from €345,000 and four-beds from €410,000.
Outside, the brick and render mix exterior is striking and contemporary, with patios and large gardens to the rear of the houses.
Inside, there’s a distinctly modern feel to the open-plan kitchen/dining areas, featuring islands and fitted storage. The bedrooms are bright and spacious, and feature beautiful wardrobes.
Saggart’s population has grown by 150% in recent years and it’s easy to see why – it’s close to the city, but retains a village feel thanks to its proximity to Wicklow.
There are several main transport networks nearby, including the N7, and public transport here will have you in the city centre in 45 minutes.
There are a number of amenities in the village, including a large Dunnes Stores and some delightful restaurants.
Located at the foot of the Dublin Mountains, it’s a nice spot to get some fresh air into your lungs after a day in the city, too.
Homes in Drury Mills, Saggart, Co Dublin are launching this weekend, 24th and 25th February. Homes are on sale with Savills via Daft.ie and prices start from €250,000.
Thank god the mean streets of stepaside will finally be safe again
@Lurfic: You obviously don’t know Ballyogan or the area at all.
@Niall Brew: Ballyogen is in the Cabinteely area …not Stepaside
@Christopher Doyle: nah it’s not
@Art Attack Head: just goes to show what u know … nice head by the way
@Niall Brew: I never heard of Ballyogan. Is it the ghetto of South Co. Dublin?. Where you’ll get a rugby ball across the back of your head if you step out of line.
@Tom Allen: Har har all of South Dublin is rich and upper class….oh Lord
@Christopher Doyle: sorry typo..Ballyogan. which isn’t in the Cabinteely area. Its 6 mins from Stepaside, 9 from Cabinteely
@Niall Brew: there’s a station two km away.
@Niall Brew: ah i see, fair play. You countered my comment with facts. If more people on this app did that, we would all learn something.
@Tom Allen: Its not a bad area or anything, i’m just using it as an example. The stepaside Garda station is a main one for a large area. I mean a mr big has lived in Sandyford and currently resides in Churchtown. Every area in Dublin has issues. How many people have heard of Beech Hill in D4?
@Lurfic: every single business in stepaside village has been done in at least once, including the pub since the garda station shut down. Ballyogan is covered by cabinteely garda station by the way
@Tom Allen: You definitely wouldn’t be getting a rugby ball to the back of the head in Ballyogan, that’s for sure. I don’t think our friends, of their own ethnic background that live in the area, have mastered the art of it yet….
@Tom Allen: Put it this way, in the local Dunnes Stores they store all of the baby seat trolleys at the back of the shop to stop families nicking them to use as prams. – no joke! Its just so convenient when you drive up the shop with 2 babies in the rain. Parts of Bally-O are fully fledged alright.
It’s a start, now reopen the rest of them and recruit even more guards, like another 5000, the country is riddled with crime
@The Rev Ndabaningi Sithole: so true, absolutely a joke the reserve guards are, train them as real guards no more pretending guards, joke
@Mick Hannigan: the country isn’t riddled with crime. It’s riddled with criminals with 200+ convictions!
@Adam O’Sullivan: call it whatever, the country is riddled with it,
@Mick Hannigan: they could do with recruiting a few guards with a bit of manners,most of the present crew treat the public as a nuisance,worthy of a few grunts complete with a few snide remarks,depending on the mood.I am starting to think most of them are permanently hungover.
@joe oneill: There’s no grunt like a garda grunt. I was top of my class in Templemore for it.
@Tom All,you should have heard the grunt when I asked my local FF TD could he get me in to Templemore…I think it was a grunt of approval,never bothered me bollixxxx turning up for the interview.
Any more guards being sent out to Offaly?
Plenty of assaults and robberies against the elderly there the last while.
@Franklin Roosevelt: No. Sure haven’t they done a good spread? like Clare is included …. oh wait. No it’s not.
@Franklin Roosevelt: no, just some handy desk jobs and more Gardai taken off the streets.
Open them all up again
@Martin Parke: half of them were sold off.
@David Dickson: Correct.
@David Dickson: __ Did they get to keep the blue light out front, to keep the burglars away?
Ballinspittle ,what a joke , it’s been thirty years since anything moved down there !
@Robert G Barrett: the only crime down there is closely related locals marrying each other ffs
“Stepaside, Gardaí coming through”.
Probably riddled with damp from being abandoned and will cost tens of thousands to rectify and decommission IT requirements. They should never have been closed!
@Me_a_monkey: I believe they had security guards living in the stepaside station maintaining it as well as far as I know.
Very nice places….
This will make the rural burglars very happy! Bloody joke
@Frankie Shanley: 4 of the 6 are in rural areas
All stations that were closed should be reopened. They were all operational for a reason. Maybe if crime visited some of the politicians we would have a different outlook.
Ahh Shane Ross the articulate bull@¥#%er, no reason to suspect his local stepaside station “with one of the lowest crime rates in the country” was anything to do with him when it was set to reopen.
Nothing to see here, no corruption in the gardai and no complicity in the dail. smh
Shane’s been off the seen lately, probably betting “ if one is out of sight then one surely is out of mind” what what ha ha, 1 months holidays lads what, spiffing!
What a joke, it’s a never ending punchline.
#Ruralcrimescantbeignored
@Declan: Yep. As usual, the opportunity to announce something any number of times is most welcome to the likes of Ross.
Things close in a recession and reopen in a recovery, unless everyone here wants to pay more tax
@Fergus Sheahan: crime incidence increases in a recession, during austerity and during a differential recovery process.
@Fergus Sheahan: I would be happy to pay a bit more tax if it would guarantee better public services and infrastructure
@EillieEs: we wouldn’t even pay for water, we want everything for free
Good news for Dublin 18!
From the shrill critic of parish pump politics while in opposition.
Like to see more Guards on patrol ,so poor old Santa can do his job safely.
They should have announced this last week, or the week before. Oh wait.
Not like Ross to miss a camera opp
He must be out stopping a strike on the
Trains ? No
Bus ? No
Ryanair ? No
Trams ? No
Forgot that is not his way of sorting out problems
He must be in North Korea
Bring back the flower bed and Sgt Keaveny!
No point having more Garda stations and Gardai arresting criminals….If the Judges just let them all out on bail to re-offend….Even after 50 previous convictions…..
@John003: Two solutions for crime.
1. Build a massive prison away from Dublin.
2. Put electronic bracelets into practice.
@Dave Sherman:
Probably would make sense to build one in Portlaoise, theres experienced staff available for training new hires and logistics are already established plus there is ample undeveloped land and presumably a source of staff in Portlaoise itself.
We absolutely need to tag as well particularly those with long lines of offences, and those who don’t comply with it can go straight in the clink.
Why is this even a discussion, surely it makes sense to just do it?
How much are we spending on free legal aid, surely that money should be spent on running Jails..
What about my local station Mr Ross? Quin county Clare?
Shane Ross. Minister for a affairs except his own actual department. What a useless excuse for a politician.
The future crime prevention and future crime clear up rate is already established, statistically speaking, before these Stations are even re-opened.
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