The property comprises of c. 29 Acres/ 11.7 Hectares of the land that was previously a quarry and back filled in under licence in 2000 offering an ideal opportunity for future reclamation.

LOCATION:
Situated in the townland of Milltown c. 2 Km south of Dunlavin village on the Kildare/ Wicklow border close to the M9 Motorway and within easy access to the Towns of Kilcullen, Newbridge, & Naas.
Naas 32 Km | Kilcullen 14 Km | Dunlavin 2 Km | Ballitore 13 Km | Newbridge 20 Km.

The house comprises of an old world derelict period cottage, set on an elevated location with exceptional views. The cottage is in need of refurbishment and originally comprised of entrance hall, living room, kitchen, bathroom and three bedrooms and extends to c. 78 sq.ms / 843 sq.ft., with a small paddock adjoining the house.

LOCATION:
Situated in this quiet tranquil setting, just outside the town of Dunlavin, close to the village of Hollywood and within easy commuting distance of Dublin City via the N81, the N7, M9, M50 and Dublin Airport are all in close proximity. The area benefits from a host of amenities including horse riding, racing, water sports and numerous well known golf courses.
Dunlavin c. 4 km, Hollywood c. 5km, Blessington c. 15 km, Baltinglass c. 17km, Naas c. 21 km, Dublin City Centre c. 50km.

Location:
Steeped in character, heritage and untapped potential, this remarkable village holding in Kiltegan offers a once in-a-generation opportunity to create something truly extraordinary. Positioned in the heart of one of West Wicklow’s most scenic and authentic villages, the property blends a substantial period residence, historic commercial buildings, extensive stone outbuildings and c. 14.3 acres of land into a compelling lifestyle and investment opportunity. Whether residence, envisioned as an elegant country boutique hospitality venture, artisan food destination, multi-generational family
estate or future development project, the possibilities here are exceptional. The area is defined by its strong rural setting, with a mix of residential homes and quality agricultural lands framed by mature hedgerows and natural boundaries. It enjoys a quiet, unspoilt environment, typical of this part of West Wicklow. The village itself is particularly well kept and presents as a tidy and appealing setting, with a strong sense of community centred around local parish facilities and sporting organisations. Kiltegan is well supported by nearby towns including Baltinglass and Dunlavin, both of which provide a range of shops, schools and everyday amenities. The train, available at Carlow, Newbridge, Kildare Town and Sallins offers links around the country and access to the M9 motorway and N81 less than 10 minutes from the village. Dublin Bus route 65 stops are located at Ballymore Eustace and Blessington.
The surrounding area offers a range of notable landmarks and natural amenities which enhance the overall appeal. Humewood Castle is a standout
local feature, a substantial period residence set on extensive landscaped grounds, adding to the heritage character of the area. Nearby Baltinglass
Abbey dates back to the 12th century and remains one of the most impressive historic structures in West Wicklow. The village also sits on the edge
of the Glen of Imaal, a broad upland valley known for its open landscapes, walking routes and access to the wider Wicklow Mountains.
Further afield, the Wicklow Gap and surrounding mountain passes provide scenic drives and hiking opportunities, while Russborough House offers
parklands, woodland walks and cultural attractions. This combination of heritage sites and natural amenities gives the area a strong lifestyle appeal,
particularly for those seeking outdoor pursuits and a connection to the countryside.
Despite its peaceful setting, Kiltegan remains accessible, with road connections linking to the N81 and onward to Dublin. The location offers a balance
between countryside living and access to larger centres such as Naas and Blessington, making it an ideal option for those seeking space, scenery
and a more relaxed pace of life.

The Lands:
The lands are divided into three good sized divisions with extensive road frontage onto the R747. The lands are currently in grass and used for grazing.
About 4.5 Acres/ 1.8 Hectares of the property is shown as within the development boundary of Kiltegan village on the Wicklow County Council
development plan 2022 to 2025, and may offer potential for residential development, subject to the necessary planning permission.

Available in Lots:
Entire Property – €1,200,000

Lot 1 – Residence & Shop on c 0.7 Acre – €365,000

Lot 2 – Land c 1.7 Acres – €95,000

Lot 3 – Potential Development Land c 11.9 Acres – €740,000

Location:
Steeped in character, heritage and untapped potential, this remarkable village holding in Kiltegan offers a once in-a-generation opportunity to create something truly extraordinary. Positioned in the heart of one of West Wicklow’s most scenic and authentic villages, the property blends a substantial period residence, historic commercial buildings, extensive stone outbuildings and c. 14.3 acres of land into a compelling lifestyle and investment opportunity. Whether residence, envisioned as an elegant country boutique hospitality venture, artisan food destination, multi-generational family
estate or future development project, the possibilities here are exceptional. The area is defined by its strong rural setting, with a mix of residential homes and quality agricultural lands framed by mature hedgerows and natural boundaries. It enjoys a quiet, unspoilt environment, typical of this part of West Wicklow. The village itself is particularly well kept and presents as a tidy and appealing setting, with a strong sense of community centred around local parish facilities and sporting organisations. Kiltegan is well supported by nearby towns including Baltinglass and Dunlavin, both of which provide a range of shops, schools and everyday amenities. The train, available at Carlow, Newbridge, Kildare Town and Sallins offers links around the country and access to the M9 motorway and N81 less than 10 minutes from the village. Dublin Bus route 65 stops are located at Ballymore Eustace and Blessington.
The surrounding area offers a range of notable landmarks and natural amenities which enhance the overall appeal. Humewood Castle is a standout
local feature, a substantial period residence set on extensive landscaped grounds, adding to the heritage character of the area. Nearby Baltinglass
Abbey dates back to the 12th century and remains one of the most impressive historic structures in West Wicklow. The village also sits on the edge
of the Glen of Imaal, a broad upland valley known for its open landscapes, walking routes and access to the wider Wicklow Mountains.
Further afield, the Wicklow Gap and surrounding mountain passes provide scenic drives and hiking opportunities, while Russborough House offers
parklands, woodland walks and cultural attractions. This combination of heritage sites and natural amenities gives the area a strong lifestyle appeal,
particularly for those seeking outdoor pursuits and a connection to the countryside.
Despite its peaceful setting, Kiltegan remains accessible, with road connections linking to the N81 and onward to Dublin. The location offers a balance
between countryside living and access to larger centres such as Naas and Blessington, making it an ideal option for those seeking space, scenery
and a more relaxed pace of life.

The Lands:
The lands are divided into three good sized divisions with extensive road frontage onto the R747. The lands are currently in grass and used for grazing.
About 4.5 Acres/ 1.8 Hectares of the property is shown as within the development boundary of Kiltegan village on the Wicklow County Council
development plan 2022 to 2025, and may offer potential for residential development, subject to the necessary planning permission.

Available in Lots:
Entire Property – €1,200,000

Lot 1 – Residence & Shop on c 0.7 Acre – €365,000

Lot 2 – Land c 1.7 Acres – €95,000

Lot 3 – Potential Development Land c 11.9 Acres – €740,000

This semi detached four bedroom home is attractive right from its approach. Being fully brick fronted in Butterfly brick and cobble-lock front drive its sets the tone for what awaits inside. The entrance hall is inviting with wooden flooring and guest W.C. The living room off is a large social room, well planned out and the attractive bay window is a definite focal point. A large fireplace adds warmth and character. The wooden flooring flows through to the dining area and leads to the heart of the home. The sense of space and light is sure to appeal when you walk into the kitchen / dining room. Originally two rooms there was a large opening made to merge the two together to allow for more modern living. The original kitchen has also been extended to allow for more units and a better working space for a family. It has an abundance of storage, integrated appliances and American style fridge freezer which fit seamlessly into the design. The porcelain tiled floor marries seamlessly with the wooden floor of the dining area. The Sunroom which is adjacent to the dining area makes the most of the well maintained rear garden and is a lovely space to relax in the morning with a cup of coffee. A utility room compliments the workings of the home.

Upstairs there is a spacious landing which provides access to the four bedrooms. All of the bedrooms have built in wardrobes and the master bedroom is en-suite. There is also a family bathroom.
Outside there is off street parking for two cars. The property overlooks a large green area and there is further visitor parking available here. The well manicured rear garden is low maintenance with artificial grass, ornate shrubbery and planting to add year round colour. A Barna shed allows for storage.

This is beautiful home which needs to be viewed to be fully appreciated. Early viewing is advised.

LOCATION:
This attractive brick fronted property is located in a small cul-de-sac in the prestigious & popular Burgage Manor development. Located just on the edge of Blessington Village, Burgage Manor with its mature trees and large green areas is a short walk from the beautiful Blessington Lakes yet easily accessible to Citywest, M50 & Dublin City Centre. Blessington is a commuter town with an abundance of pubs, eateries, churches and schools. It has kept its country feel yet it has been enhanced in recent years by the Town Centre Development incorporating various retail outlets including Dunnes Stores. For the sports enthusiast there is a good supply of golf courses nearby including South Dublin, Slade Valley, Tulfarris, Rathsallagh and Naas. Water sports are available on your doorstep with The Avon sports centre providing sailing, canoeing, windsurfing, and the gateway to the Blessington Greenway walk which leads you to the renowned Russborough House.

Naas: c. 12Km Citywest: c. 9 Km Dublin City Centre: c.28Km.

Skye View House is an exceptional four-bedroom detached bungalow that has been thoughtfully renovated and modernised throughout, creating a stunning turnkey home ready for its new owners to move straight in and enjoy. From the moment you step inside, the bright, welcoming entrance sets the tone, with crisp white walls and a cleverly designed seating area creating an immediate sense of style and comfort. To the front of the property the spacious living room is flooded with natural light thanks to a large picture window, enhancing the feeling of space and warmth.
Double doors open seamlessly into the impressive newly fitted kitchen / dining area, making it ideal for both everyday family living and entertaining. The contemporary shaker-style kitchen features a stylish centre island that serves as both a practical workspace and an attractive focal point, while offering additional storage. Patio doors open directly onto the rear garden, creating an effortless connection between the indoor and outdoor living spaces.
Down the hall, all four bedrooms are generously proportioned doubles, providing comfortable accommodation for families or guests. The beautifully renovated family bathroom has been finished to a high standard with contemporary tiling and includes a luxurious freestanding bath, a separate shower, and a WC. An attached garage offers excellent storage and presents exciting potential for conversion, subject to the necessary planning permission.
Outside, the spacious driveway provides ample off-street parking for both homeowners and visitors. The gardens are laid in lawn, offering a wonderful blank canvas for the discerning purchaser to create their ideal outdoor space, whether that’s landscaped gardens, entertaining areas, or a safe haven for children to play.
Beautifully presented and finished to an excellent standard throughout, Skye View House offers the perfect blend of modern comfort, generous living space, and future potential, making it an outstanding opportunity for a wide range of buyers.

LOCATION
Ideally situated on a quiet country road, this property is within walking distance to the centre of the picturesque village of Ballymore Eustace and c. 2 km from the N81. Ballymore Eustace is a quaint country
village which has a host of amenities. These include river walks, restaurants, shops, an excellent local school as well as a church. In addition, it is within easy commuting distance from Dublin via the N81 or the N7 & is serviced by 65 Dublin Bus. It is also adjacent to Hollywood (c. 6km) and the many walking trails of the Wicklow mountains. The Village of Ballymore Eustace has new addition of transport with the local link leaving the Village 6 times a day with stops to Blessington, Naas and Sallins train station. Dublin bus number 65 also in service right into Dublin City centre.
Blessington: c. 10 kms.
Naas: c. 12 kms.
Dublin: c. 40 kms.

ACCOMMODATION
ENTRANCE HALL With tiled & wooden flooring, bench seating & Panelled wall with coat hooks.
LIVING ROOM With large picture window overlooking front garden. Double doors to; -.
KITCHEN / DINING ROOM With newly fitted white shaker style units, range style cooker, American fridge freezer, dishwasher, centre Island oven with storage, tiled splashback, wooden flooring & large sliding door to garden.
HALLWAY With wooden flooring & door to garage.
BATHROOM With large shower cubicle with rainfall shower head, free standing bath, W.H.B with vanity unit, wall mounted W.C. Marble tiling, large wall mounted mirror. Stainless steel heated towel rail.
BEDROOM 1 With wooden flooring.
BEDROOM 2 With wooden flooring & fitted wardrobes
BEDROOM 3 With wooden flooring.
BEDROOM 4 With wooden flooring & fitted wardrobes.
ACCESS TO GARAGE & UTILITY
UTILITY ROOM Plumbed for washing machine, oil boiler & water tank & door to W.C (not fitted). Access to rear garden.
GARAGE With garage doors to front drive. Attic access.

FEATURES
• Gated Entrance.
• Cobbled and concrete drive.
• Lawned front garden.
• Garage access.
• Hardcore Area for Patio.
• Lawned rear garden.
• Mature boundary planted in trees and hedge rows.
• Water: Mains.
• Sewage: Mains.
• Heating: Oil Fired Central Heating.

The property comprises of a two storey house, the house extends to about 109 Square Metres/ 1,173 Square Feet and is laid out on the Ground Floor in Hall, Living Room, Sitting Room, Kitchen/ Dining Room, Family Room and on the First Floor in Family Bathroom & three Bedrooms. Outside there a large Front Garden with off street Parking and a good sized Rear Garden with garden shed.

Location:
Situated in a convenient location in the heart of Marino, only a short stroll to Fairview, the Malahide Road and Griffith Avenue, Close to local shopping / supermarkets, coffee shops / cafes, restaurants, bars, recreational facilities including Fairview Park, Westwood Fitness, Clontarf Promenade, several bus services and Clontarf DART station, are all within easy walking distance. There is excellent transport links to Dublin City Centre, the IFSC, East Point Business Park, and Dublin Airport. Marino remains one of Dublin’s most desirable residential neighbourhoods, renowned for its mature surroundings, strong community atmosphere, and convenient location.

Accommodation:
Hall : 4.86m x 2.11m with Cloakroom off.
Sitting Room: 3.22m x 2.95m
Double Doors to..
Living Room: 4.62m x 3.33m
Kitchen/Breakfast Room: 3.04m x 2.57m & 2.94m x 2.10m
Family Room: 4.33m x 2.54m

UPSTAIRS:
Landing
Bedroom 1: 3.19m x 3.00m
Bathroom: 2.10m x 1.46m Shower, WC, WHB
Bedroom 2 : 4.62m x 3.33m
Bedroom 3: 3.21m x 2.12m

OUTSIDE:
Large Front Gardens with off street parking and a good-sized Rear Gardens

Charming two-storey period farmhouse with an attractive pebble-dashed exterior, nestled within beautifully maintained cottage-style gardens to the front, a large drive to the side and a large private rear garden bordered by mature trees and hedgerows. Rich in old-world character and timeless appeal, this unique home showcases thick stone walls, inviting wood-burning stoves, and a distinctive split-level landing that enhances its warm and welcoming atmosphere. While requiring some modernisation, the property has been upgraded somewhat with the addition of a maple shaker kitchen to the rear and wooden floors. This is a rare opportunity for the discerning purchaser to acquire a character-filled period residence and create a truly special family home tailored to their own style and vision. Set on an impressive c. 0.76 Acre site, the property enjoys breath-taking views of the surrounding countryside and offers excellent potential for extension to the rear, subject to the necessary planning permission. Complementing the home is a beautiful stone barn with vaulted ceiling and arched double doors, ideal for a variety of potential uses, further enhancing the charm and versatility of this exceptional property.

LOCATION
Situated on an elevated site in Oldcourt, between the town of Blessington and Manor Kilbride Village, this house provides you with all the desirable trappings of country living, while also allowing you to easily commute to the country’s bustling Capital, just c.24 km away via the N81. Manor Kilbride is a picturesque, country village, along the Dublin side of Blessington, with a primary school, shop and church, and keeps the City within reach, via major roads or by utilising the Luas station in Citywest, which is c. 13km away. Blessington is the nearest town, at c. 5 km, and boasts a multitude of amenities such as: three supermarkets, two churches, primary and secondary schools, crèches and Montessori’s, shops, restaurants, two gyms and pubs. Nature lovers will adore this area as the stunning West Wicklow hills unfold on your doorstep, with local trails bringing you through the most stunning scenery that the ‘Garden of Ireland’ has to offer. If you live an active lifestyle, you’ll be happy to know that amenities for sailing, kayaking, hiking, archery, clay pigeon shooting, and countless other activities, all of which can be reached within a five minute drive of the property.
Blessington: c. 5 km. Dublin City Centre: c. 28km

ACCOMMODATION
ENTRANCE HALL 1.89m x 1.54m With wooden flooring.

DINING ROOM 3.32m x 3.17m With wooden flooring, understairs storage, steps to-;.

KICTHEN 3.37m x 2.97m With cream shaker style kitchen units with wood effect counter top. Intergrated fridge freezer, dishwasher, eye level oven, pantry unit. Plumbed for washing machine. Hob & overhead extractor fan. porcelain tiled flooring & door to rear garden.

LIVING ROOM 3.97m x 3.36m With wooden flooring & wood burning stove. Dual aspect windows.

BEDROOM 1 3.4m x 2.80m With wooden flooring & wood burning stove.

UPSTAIRS Landing divided into two areas.

BEDROOM 2 2.96m x 2.92m With wardrobes.

W.C 1.37m x 0.90m With W.C & W.H.B, tiled walls & wall hanging vanity unit.

BATHROOM 2.38m x 1.81m With bath & overhead electric shower, W.H.B with overhead storage, large unit with storage.

BEDROOM 3 3.97m x 2.90m With hotpress.

BEDROOM 4 3.76m x 3.51m

GRANITE BARN 9.96m x 4.00m With vaulted ceilings & Ariadne double garage door access.

FEATURES
• Front garden.
• Large side entrance with parking to side and rear.
• Pebbled rear patio.
• Large private rear gardens.
• Large stone Barn with ESB c. 9.96m x 4.00m.

Perched in an elevated position with sweeping views across the Blessington Lakes, this impressive home enjoys a truly picturesque setting, framed by mature lawned gardens and timeless granite stone walls. Thoughtfully designed for comfortable family living, the property extends to approximately 168 sq. m (1816 sq. ft). The layout cleverly separates the living and sleeping accommodation, offering both practicality and privacy. To the front, a bright and spacious living room is bathed in natural light, with windows on three sides perfectly capturing the stunning lake vistas. Behind this is the dining room which features an open fireplace and French doors that open onto the gardens, ideal for entertaining or enjoying quiet evenings. The adjoining kitchen is arranged in a classic L-shaped design, complete with solid wood cabinetry, a Stanley oil-fired range, and direct access to the rear garden. There are five double rooms, all finished with wooden flooring and some with fitted wardrobes. A recently upgraded family bathroom has been stylishly converted into a modern wet room with a walk-in shower and full tiling. This is complimented by a separate guest W.C.

While presented in excellent, move-in condition, the property also offers exciting potential for re-imagining into a contemporary open-plan home, allowing a new owner to fully capitalize on the breathtaking panoramic views. Outside, the expansive gardens are predominantly laid in lawn, offering ample space for recreation and relaxation. A hardcore driveway provides generous parking.

This is a rare opportunity to acquire a home of character and potential in one of Wicklow’s most scenic and sought-after locations.

LOCATION:
This bungalow residence is located in one of the region’s most spectacular locations overlooking Blessington lakes and the surrounding countryside. The panoramic views make this one of the most exceptional properties currently available in the area. Located in the beautiful stone village of Ballyknockan, the area is renowned for its scenic beauty with a host of local amenities such as Golf in the nearby Tulfarris & Blessington Lakes Golf Clubs, Horse Riding, Sailing, Hill walking and much more. It is within walking distance of the pub and all amenities. Valleymount and Lacken villages are both nearby with schools, shops and churches and the town of Blessington is also close by which offers churches, primary and secondary schools, pubs, restaurants and shops as well as the Town Centre development which includes Dunnes Stores and many other retailers.

Blessington: c. 7 miles. Dublin: c. 25 miles.

FEATURES:
• Gardens extending to c. 0.81 Acre / 0.33 hectares.
• Large drive with ample parking.
• Barna shed.
• Mains Water.
• Sewage: Septic tank.
• Oil fired central heating.

Naas is a vibrant residential and commercial town. Situated approximately 25 km southwest of the M50 Motorway in a sought-after commuter destination with the benefit of an excellent road and rail infrastructure including the M7 Motorway access at Junction 9, bus route in town and a commuter rail service from Naas/ Sallins train station providing commuters with an excellent service to the City Centre. Naas has a population of approx. 26,000 people and the principal service centre for the wider hinterland being the administrative capital of the County with Kildare County Council, HSE, AIB Bank Centre (Time House), Vista Primary Care and Naas Hospital. Naas is a vibrant commercial centre with lively pubs such as Kavanaghs, Haydens, 33 South Main and Fletchers, along with restaurants to include Vie De Chateau, Bouchon, Gastro 101, Neighbourhood, Lemongrass and Rustic to name but a few. The surrounding area is predominantly commercial in nature with adjoining occupiers including the Court Hotel, Naas Circuit Court, Bank of Ireland, AIB, Kalu, etc. Naas has experienced significant residential and commercial development in recent years with large local employers to include Green Isle Foods, QK Meats, Aldi Distribution Centre and the Kerry Foods facility employing c. 1,000 people. Naas is situated c. 32 km from the City Centre with excellent transportation links just off the N7 three lane dual carriageway providing speedy access to the City along with bus route and train service direct to City Centre either Heuston Station or Grand Canal Dock.

Description:
The property comprises of a substantial Town Centre Development Site c. 1.1 Acres / 0.45 Hectare, with the majority a vacant hardcore site and a two storey Three Bedroom Residence (The Yellow House) fronting Harbour View, overlooking the canal harbour and a large former printing works c. 300 sq.mt. (c. 3,230 sq.ft)

Zoning:
The property is located within areas zoned “Town Centre” – “to protect and prove and provide for the future development of the Town Centre” under the Naas Local Area Plan 2021 – 2027 and within the Canal Area Quarter on the Area action plan.