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€785,000
4 beds
3 baths
Goodwood House
Knavinstown
Co Kildare
R51HR83
Description
The bungalow proper presents in turn-key condition requiring no further outlay. It comes complete with high quality fixtures, fittings and effects.
Viewings are highly recommended to be appreciated.
Features
Double glazing.
Alarmed.
Mature gardens.
Side access to workshop.
Electric gates.
Rooms
Drawing Room 4.267 x 5.505 Feature bay window with curtains drapes and blinds. Centre light fitting. Coving. Stone fireplace with inset stove. Double doors to kitchen/ diner. Rosewood flooring.
Kitchen /Diner 3.758 x 7.581 Fitted floor and wall units. Integrated appliances. Counter unit. Side bay window. French doors to rear garden. Curtains, pelmets and blinds. Coving and recessed lights. Porcelain tiled floor
Utility Room 3.371 x 3.592 Floor units. Plumbing. Airing press. Porcelain tiled floor. Roman blind and pelmet. Attic access. Alarm point.
Guest W.C. 1.735 x0.958 Toilet and sink. Tiled walls and floor. Roman blind.
Bathroom 1.2x3.6 Tiled floor and walls. Freestanding bath. Toilet. Sink.
Bedroom 1 2.883.1.852 Coving. Carpeted. Roman blinds. Centre light fitting.
Bedroom 2 3.563 x 3.000 Wooden Floor. Coving. Roman Blinds. Centre light fitting. Wood panelled walls.
Bedroom 3 3.769 x 4.456 Carpeted. Coving. Blind. Centre light fitting.
Bedroom 4 4.195 x 4.223 Bay window. Curtains, pelmet and blinds. Coving. Centre light. Ensuite off.
En-Suite 1.817 x 2.927 Toilet. Sink. Cubicle shower. Tiled floor and wall. Roman blind. Coving.
Garden Room 7.295 x 5.337 Block built. French doors. Tiled roof.
Workshop 14.592 x 9.119 Block built. Kingspan insulated. Painted walls and flooring. Door to storage. Up and over roller door. Alarmed. Annex and office off.
Annex 5.597 x 3.207
Office 2.876 x 3.182
BER Information
BER Number: 109941542
Energy Performance Indicator: 197.15
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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