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€548,950 Sale Agreed
4 beds
3 baths
'Ailleach'
Tully East
Kildare
Co. Kildare
R51 VF85
Description
Its accommodation is generous and well appointed. There is ample on-site parking, a private rear garden, a potting shed and more.
It must be viewed to be appreciated.
Features
Double glazing.
Location, location, location
Rooms
Reception Hall 1.9x3.8, 5.2x0.9, 3.6x1.1 Laminate wooden flooring. Centre and recessed lights. Phone and alarm points.
Living Room 3.669 x 6.152 Feature granite fireplace. Coving. Laminate wooden floor. Curtains, rail and blind. Bracket lights. Arch to living room.
Dining Room 3.771 x 3.209 Laminate wooden flooring. Coving. Centre light. Curtains and pole. French doors to paved patio.
Kitchen/Diner 5.494 x 2.923 Fitted floor and wall units. Stanley cooker. Tiled floor and walls. Blinds. Phone point.
Back Hall 1.326 x 2.575 Cloak press. Tiled floor. Attic access.
Shower Room 1.748 x 1.784 Toilet. Sink. Cubicle shower. Tiled floor and walls.
Bedroom 1 4.241 x 3.585 Carpeted. Built in wardrobe and overhead press units. Curtain rail and blind. Wall mirror. Window shelf. Dressing room off. Ensuite off.
Dressing Room 3.041 x 2.608 Carpeted. Double built in wardrobe.
Ensuite 2.739 x 2.668 Toilet. Sink. Cubicle shower. Tiled floor and walls. Wall mirror and shelf.
Bedroom 2 2.769 x 3.826 Polished hardwood floor. blind. Curtain rail. Wall mirror.
Bathroom 1.944 x 2.667 Toilet. Sink. Bath. Tiled floor and walls. Wall mirror. Blind.
Bedroom 3 3.384 x 3.375 Double built-in wardrobes and dressing table. Vanity sink unit. Carpeted. Blind.
Bedroom 4 3.875 x 2.863 Polished hardwood floor. Blind. Curtain rail. Bracket light.
Utility 1 1.921 x 0.950 Sink unit.
Utility 2 1.945 x 1.338 Tiled floor. Counter unit. Plumbing.
Garden Shed 3.332 x 2.479 Concrete floor. Electric points.
BER Information
BER Number: 118834811
Energy Performance Indicator: 448.04 kWh/m²/yr
About the Area
Kildare Town dates from the 5th century when it was the site of the original Church of the Oak and monastery founded by St. Brigid. This became one of the three most important Christian foundations in Celtic Ireland. The Curragh plains lie nearby. Flat and green for many square miles, it is easily accessed from the road and it is a popular place for the locals and visitors alike.
Today, Kildare Town is regarded as the capital of Ireland's bloodstock industry. There are numerous riding schools as well as the famous Curragh Racecourse. Kildare's major attractions include The Irish National Stud and Horse Museum, The Japanese Gardens and Visitor Centre and St. Brigid's Cathedral and Round Tower (8th century).
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