Description
Originally built in 1948, this three-bedroomed semi-detached house will benefit from upgrading and modernisation, but any such investment will reap rich lifestyle benefits thanks to the property’s fundamental underlying strengths.
These include a much sought after location just a few steps from Killincarrig village centre and only a few minutes drive from nearby Delgany village and Greystones town centre. The property also has a large footprint with good-sized gardens to front and rear, providing ample scope to extend (subject to planning regulation) the existing house.
The property enjoys a quiet setting next to Killincarrig Castle, an historic local landmark dating back to the 17th Century, and has a tarmac drive leading to the public road.
In brief, accommodation comprises a kitchen, living room, entrance hall, downstairs WC and a large bedroom on the ground floor, with two further bedrooms (both doubles) and a family bathroom upstairs. Buyers with an eye to flexibility will quickly spot the potential to use the ground floor bedroom for an alternative purpose, such as a second reception, a den, home office or children’s playroom.
Outside are good-sized gardens to both the front and rear, offering tremendous potential to further extend and improve. There’s also a large (28.7 sq m) block-built garage, divided into two rooms. This structure is separate from and not included in the floor area of the house.
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LOCATION
Castle Villas is a mature residential development right next to the village centre. It takes it name from Killincarrig Castle, a historic local landmark dating back to the 17th Century.
Despite its name, Killincarrig Castle is actually a ruined fortified manor house, originally built by the Anglo-Irish Walsh family in 1638. It is described in the Down Survey of 1657 as ‘the finest building in the half barony.’
It has strong connections to Wicklow’s war-torn past. These include the infamous Cromwellian conquest of 1649-50, during which The Lord Protector himself overnighted there on his way to the sieges of Wexford and Waterford in 1649. According to local lore, Cromwell was furious when he woke up the next morning to discover his horse had been stolen during the night. Prior to his visit, Killincarrig Castle was a stronghold of the Catholic Confederates during the Eleven Years War (1641-53), while rebels are said to have hidden there during the 1798 Rebellion.
In our own more peaceful times, Castle Villas enjoys a highly convenient location just a few steps from the heart of Killincarrig village, with its popular local pub and a convenience store.
Positioned on the outskirts of Greystones, the village is within walking distance (four minutes’ drive) of the town’s bustling centre, which is home to a wide-ranging selection of shops, supermarkets, artisan cafes, restaurants, boutiques and other services.
An excellent choice of local schools includes nearby Delgany National School, and Temple Carraig and St. David’s secondary schools in Greystones, while Charlesland Community Secondary School is just a short drive away.
A wide variety of sports and leisure facilities in the vicinity caters for soccer, rugby, GAA, tennis and sailing, while Greystones Marina and the Shoreline Leisure Centre are both close by.
There are a variety of options for commuting to Dublin, thanks to the close proximity of the N11 and Greystones DART station, while local bus routes include the 184 and the 84, both with stops nearby. The Aircoach from Greystones’ main street provides a direct link to Dublin airport.
Greystones has twice been the winner of a LivCom Award (the International Awards for Liveable Communities), first in 2008 and most recently in December 2021 when it was one of five towns from around the globe to be shortlisted for this prestigious accolade.
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GROUND FLOOR
Entrance hall (1.73 x 1.07m): accessing all downstairs rooms, with laminate wooden floor, understair storage (1.86 x 0.8m) and composite front door with opaque windows opening out to drive at side of house
Kitchen (3.9 x 2.62m): overlooking back garden, with fitted kitchen with floor and eye level unit, countertop space with tiled splashbacks and integrated stainless steel sink, lino on floor, pull down window blinds and composite door opening out into garden
Living room (3.57 x 3.1m): with carpet, built-in glass door cabinet, internal window looking into kitchen, pole mounted curtains and feature fireplace with brick surround, marble hearth, timber mantel and flame-effect electric fire
Bedroom 1 (4.36 x 2.64m): overlooking front garden, with carpet, pole mounted curtains and dimmer switch
Downstairs bathroom (1.7 x 0.83m): directly off entrance hall, with wc and half-wall tiling
Stairs (5.5 x 0.92m): from entrance hall to upstairs landing with carpet
FIRST FLOOR
Landing (1.07 x 1.04m): Accessing all upstairs rooms, with carpet
Bedroom 2 (4.31 x 2.51m): overlooking front garden, with carpet and floor-to-ceiling height built-in wardrobe with sliding mirror doors
Bedroom 3 (4.18 x 1.92m + 1.74 x 1.23m): overlooking back garden, with carpet, built-in wardrobe and hot press off
Family bathroom (2.23 x 1.93m): with tiled floor, floor-to-ceiling tiling on all walls, walk-in shower with Triton shower, WC and WHB
OUTSIDE
Front garden: good-sized front garden with:
• Tarmac driveway leading to side of house
• Low maintenance gravelled planting area with mature shrubs
• Stone wall with matching stone pillars at entrance
Back garden: good-sized rear garden with:
• Tarmac drive to rear of house with ample parking space
• Block-built garage, immediately to rear of, but separate from house, with two rooms (4.21 x 3.1m and 5.04 x 3.1m)
• Lawn with mature trees and shrubs Features
• Excellent potential to extend property (subject to planning approval)
• uPVC double-glazed windows
• Composite doors in kitchen and hall
• Flame-effect gas-fired feature fireplace
• Oil-fired central heating
• Carpets on stairs and in all bedrooms
• WiFi
OUTSIDE FEATURES
• Convenient location just a short walk from village centre
• Close to Delgany village and Greystones town centre
• Low maintenance gardens
• Separate, block-built garage (28.7 sq m)
• Ample parking space BER Details
BER: E1 BER No.116095548 Energy Performance Indicator:328.63 kWh/m²/yr Directions
For accurate directions, simply enter the property’s Eircode into Google Maps on your smartphone: A63 KW68 Viewing Details
A63KW68 3 beds2 baths73.5 m2
A63KW68 3 beds2 baths73.5 m2
