26 Castleland Park Avenue, Balbriggan, Co. Dublin, K32XK74

Details

VERY WELL PRESENTED 3 BED / 3 BATH SEMI DETACHED HOUSE. CORNER SITE PARKING ON DRIVE.

Location is everything.

Leonard Wilson Keenan and Richard Todd are delighted to present 26 Castleland Park Avenue, Balbriggan to the property market. No.26 is sure to impress professionals, investors, first time buyers and parties trading up / down alike. This property is definitely not the one to be missed, with the most perfect lounge area at the front of the house overlooking the green area. This spacious lounge area is the ideal place to spend your evening in. Following along you have the kitchen and dining area, the kitchen boasts light with windows and glass sliding doors throughout. The kitchen area has an abundance of eye level storage, with stunning wooden countertops. The low maintenance back garden has lots of room for your own touch to add outdoor furniture and even plant some flowers!

There is a conveniently located bathroom on the ground floor for easy access.

Upstairs, you are met with the most fabulous three bedrooms.

The first bedroom is the master bedroom of the house, with incredible windows shining light through the room with fitted mirrored wardrobes and en ensuite. The ensuite is fully tiled with a walk in shower!

The second and third bedroom are double rooms with built in wardrobes and quality carpet throughout.

The main family bathroom has a modern aesthetic fully tiled with a bath, shower and a storage unit.

Features:

Solar water heating Multi fuel stove Water softener Phonewatch Fire detective system The town is well-connected to Dublin and the surrounding areas, making it an attractive location for commuters. Balbriggan benefits from a train station on the Dublin-Belfast line, with regular commuter services to Dublin's Connolly Station, taking around 45 minutes. Additionally, bus services, such as the Dublin Bus and Bus Éireann, operate frequent routes between Balbriggan and various parts of the capital and nearby towns, providing further convenience for travel. Access to the M1 motorway is only a short drive away, connecting residents to Dublin Airport, which is about a 20-minute drive, and making it convenient for those who travel frequently for work or leisure.

Balbriggan offers a range of educational facilities, with a number of primary and secondary schools serving the town and its growing population. Notable schools include St. George's National School and Balbriggan Community College, which are known for their strong academic programs and extracurricular activities. There are also creches and preschools available for younger children, catering to the needs of families.

The town's location on the Irish Sea adds to its charm, with scenic views and beaches that are perfect for weekend walks or outdoor activities. Balbriggan also has a vibrant town center with a variety of shops, cafes, and restaurants, offering residents everything they need close by. The surrounding area features parks, sports facilities, and cultural attractions, including the historic Ardgillan Castle and parklands, making it an appealing place for families and individuals alike.

Despite its rapid growth, Balbriggan has retained a sense of community spirit, with a range of local activities and events bringing neighbours together. With its mix of coastal beauty, convenient transport links, and access to education, it's easy to see why Balbriggan has become an increasingly popular place to live for those working in Dublin and beyond.