Brand new residences available: flats starting at €620,000 in Carrickmines and individual homes commencing from €650,000 in Leopardstown

Park Developments’ latest project, Brennanstown Wood in Carrickmines, Dublin 18, was revealed to the public last year. This residential scheme, designed by O’Mahony Pike Architects, comprises a mix of one-, two- and three-bedroom apartments, including a selection of penthouses, giving residents roomy homes on par with three-bedroom semidetached houses.

Adding to the appeal, this welcoming development offers free access to nearby Cabinteely Park, complete with various green spaces for relaxation and a children’s playground within the complex. Just an eight-minute walk away is the Luas Green Line Carrickmines, which provides easy access to a range of transportation options, including the adjacent M50 motorway. It takes about 35 minutes to reach St Stephen’s Green.

With the final touches in place, the one-off development counts amongst its offerings two-bedroom dual-aspect flats measuring 97 sq m (1,045 sq ft) starting at €620,000. Also featured are premium three-bedroom units, occupying 127 sq m (1,373 sq ft) and priced from €695,000, as well as two-bedroom penthouses in quiet buildings, extending across 116 sq m (1,254 sq ft) and commencing at €850,000.

Each A-rated residential unit is tastefully appointed with bright, spacious interiors. Besides the comforting feel coupled with the appeal of a private balcony, the stand-out features include cutting-edge kitchens by renowned O’Connor’s of Drumleck. These feature Silestone countertops, Siemens-integrated appliances, and a Quooker hot water tap, while the luxury penthouse options also boast a wine fridge. The list of fittings includes underfloor heating throughout (inclusive of common areas), high ceilings, triple-glazed Aluclad windows from Rationel. Each property adheres to the NZEB (Near Zero Energy Building) regulations and includes a built-in parking slot, pre-configured for EVs. Every unit is preconfigured for Virgin and Eir broadband connections.

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Savills has recently revealed the newest stage of the Clay Farm project in Dublin 18, located in Leopardstown. This development is made all the more appealing by its encircling 14 acres of natural wild habitats and eco parkland.

As for getting around, the Luas Green Line stop at Leopardstown Valley is within walking distance. From there, it takes 28 minutes to reach St Stephen’s Green via Luas and three minutes by car to reach the M50. Dundrum Town Centre is an 11-minute drive away. However, one doesn’t need to travel far for shopping as the development is a mere 150 metres from Leopardstown Shopping Centre, conveniently anchored by Dunnes Stores.

For recreational engagements, there’s the unbounded hiking opportunities in the Dublin Mountains bordering the development, abundant with trails suitable for mountain biking. According to Savills, families also have access to six primary and seven secondary schools within a 20-minute radius.

The new release will introduce 26 homes into the market, varying in size from 111sq m (1,200sq ft) to 165sq m (1,779sq ft). A showhouse of the three-bedroom Elder model is now open for viewing.

Constructed by Park Developments, the homes at Clay Farm are A2-rated for energy efficiency conforming to the NZEB standard, utilising renewable energy sources to lessen their environmental impact. All the properties are equipped for electric car charging. The installed Heatmiser thermostats encourage energy conservation by providing remote-control of heating via smartphones and have been designed with heat-recovery systems for 24-hour ventilation, removing stuffy, humid air from kitchens, bathrooms, and en suites.

The starting price for the three-bedroom houses at Clay Farm is €650,000, and for four-bedroom units, it begins from €715,000, via Savills.

Written by Ireland.la Staff

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