2 Murrough View
Greenhill Road
Wicklow Town

THE APPLICATION PORTAL FOR THESE PROPERTIES HAS NOW CLOSED 31/1/23

This wonderful development of affordable homes is ideally located within walking distance of shops, schools and Wicklow town centre. With just 36 terraced homes within this small development the houses are bright and spacious, with a choice of both 2 and 3 beds.

Wicklow County Council will retain an equity share of the property for a period of years which will equate to the difference between market value and purchase price paid by the applicant. This equity percentage share must be reimbursed to the council should the house be sold within 40 years.

This equity share can be purchased back from the council at any time during those 40 years , minimum purchase amount is €10,000.

Please note:

1. These homes are only available to First Time Buyers and Fresh Start buyers. 30% of houses will be for residents of Wicklow count. 70% from any other part of Ireland.
2. All applications must be made through the portal which opens on 9th Januarty 2023. No other applications will be accepted.
3. Income limits apply.
To purchase a 2 bed mid terrace property household income must not excceed €68,400 p.a.
To purchase a 2 bed end of terrace property household income must not exceed €70,843 p.a.
To purchase a 3 bed mid terrace property household income must not exceed €76,950 p.a.
To purchase a 3 bed end of terrace property household income must not exceed €80,614 p. a.

Prices are as follows and WCC will hold a stake in each property of an amount ranging between 5% - 40%

Pricing: 2 bed mid terrace - €280,000
2 bed end terrace - €290,000
3 bed mid terrace - €315,000
3 bed end terrace - €330,000

Available from early 2023 - register your interest now on info@sfcatherineoreilly.ie

BER: A2
BER Number: 12345678
Energy Performance Indicator: 45.68 kWh/m2/yr

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.