7 Cherry Garth
Balbriggan
Co. Dublin
K32 AV33

No. 7 Cherry Garth is a bright and spacious 1 bedroom town house which is situated at the entrance to this ever popular & much sought after cul de sac development off the town centre. Wonderfully maintained throughout and in a mature and quiet residential location. On the ground floor the living area is open plan with the kitchen and upstairs there is a large double bedroom with built in wardrobes and a main bathroom.

The property is close to Balbriggan Town Centre with a wide range of amenities, superb shopping facilities and an excellent public transport infrastructure including Dublin Bus, Bus Eireann and Suburban Rail access to Dublin City Centre (c. 45mins). Rich in history, Balbriggan has been one of the fastest growing towns in Ireland in recent years and has now one of the youngest populations.

Superb 1 bed, 2 storey Town house
Bright open plan living come kitchen
Presented in excellent condition throughout
Large double bedroom on first floor
Located within mature, sought-after small development
Front parking bays allocated
Management fee - c. €450 per year - TBC
Gas heating & double-glazed PVC windows
Close to Town centre Location

Entrance Hall 1.70m x 3.94m with laminate flooring
Living Room 3.29m x 4.62m with laminate wood flooring, TV point, bay window to front
Kitchen area 2.73m x 2.28m with tiled flooring, good range of shaker kitchen units, built-in oven, hob and extractor fan, plumbed for washing machine.
Rear hallway 1.40m x 1.11m with understairs storage and guest WC
Frist floor landing 1.91m x 1.78m with shelved hot-press and storage.
Bedroom 4.24m x 4.34m large double bedroom with laminate flooring
Bathroom 2.22m x 1.78m with wc, whb with bath with electric shower over, half tiled walls and tiled floor.

BER: C2
BER Number: 115048399
Energy Performance Indicator: 184

Balbriggan is a large seaside town in the northern part of Fingal in County Dublin. The 2011 census population was 19,960, as the area experienced a population boom in the early part of the 2000s due to the demand for housing within the wider Dublin region. The area is served by a number of amenities, from schools to supermarkets, and locals have access to an abundance of leisure facilities - including Balbriggan Strand.