17A High Street
Wicklow Town
Co Wicklow
A67 AP98

Located in the vibrant heart of Wicklow Town, this delightful two-bedroom mid-terrace property offers an ideal opportunity for first-time buyers or savvy investors alike. With all local amenities right on your doorstep, this home perfectly balances convenience and comfort.
The accommodation comprises a welcoming entrance hallway leading into a bright living room with laminate flooring and a cosy open fireplace – perfect for relaxing evenings. To the rear, the kitchen and dining area open out to a sunny, low-maintenance courtyard, ideal for morning coffees or al fresco dining. A convenient downstairs bathroom and a practical storage press are also located off the kitchen.
Upstairs, there are two well proportioned bedrooms, offering ample space for rest, work, or additional storage.
This charming home offers excellent potential in a prime location and is sure to attract strong interest. Early viewing is highly recommended.

Approx. 66.8 Sq. Metres
OFCH
Town centre location

Entrance Hall  With Laminate timber floors, understairs storage space and access to the first floor landing.
Living Room  Bright and spacious living room with laminate flooring and a lovely brick fireplace with an open fire.
Kitchen Dining Room  The kitchen is complete with floor and eye level units with tiled back splash. The dining area provides access to the sunny rear courtyard.
Shower room  Shower unit with tiled surround and electric shower, wash hand basin and WC.
Bedroom 1  Front facing double bedroom with laminate flooring.
Bedroom 2  Rear facing double bedroom with laminate flooring.

BER: F
BER Number: 101500544
Energy Performance Indicator: 385.5

Wicklow Town is the capital town of Co. Wicklow. According to local history, the town was founded circa 795AD by the Vikings. The Black Castle ruins which overlook the harbour stand as a reminder of the Norman invasion. The town hosts the start of the Round Ireland Yacht Race which takes places biannually. During this weekend the town comes alive with visitors & locals alike enjoying the Sail Fest and all the markets stalls and entertainment it provides.

The harbour and its surrounds play an integral part in the life of the town, both commercially and from a tourist point of view. Enjoy a stroll out either of the piers or further along The Murrough, a coastal wetland, very popular with walkers and nature lovers where you can enjoy beautiful views of the town and coastline.