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Manor Brook, Adare, Co. Limerick MANOR BROOK ADARE, CO. LIMERICK Loving life in Adare MANOR BROOK ADARE, CO. LIMERICK 2 ⧸ 3 Come home to village life at its best The charm and beauty of living in one of Ireland’s most idyllic historic villages, Adare, Co Limerick is as picturesque as it is lively. The exclusivity of being within walking distance from every attraction you could want - such as premium boutiques and exclusive restaurants, to excellent schools, newly- built playground, the Manor Fields, not to mention the world-renowned Adare Manor Hotel & Golf Resort. Adare is situated just 15km from all that Limerick City has to offer. This is life at Manor Brook - an exciting new development from Bloom Capital Ltd. Here, the style and elegance of your own beautiful, contemporary-designed home meets the established peace and family magic of traditional village living. All set in a region that is ranked as one of the top 10 locations in Western Europe in which to invest. Come home to belonging, to community and to convenience. Come home to Manor Brook. MANOR BROOK ADARE, CO. LIMERICK 4 ⧸ 5 Manor Brook at a glance 40 TWO-STOREY HOMES BOTH DETACHED & SEMI-DETACHED SITUATED IN ONE OF IRELAND’S MOST IDYLLIC HISTORIC VILLAGES 4 DIFFERENT DESIGNS WITH SIZES RANGING FROM NEXT TO THE FIVE-STAR LUXURY RESORT, ADARE MANOR HOTEL 1,157 SQ FT TO 2,078 SQ FT AND GOLF RESORT MODERN, SPACIOUS, ELEGANT & CONTEMPORARY MANY AWARD-WINNING RESTAURANTS, CAFÉS AND PUBS CLOSE TO FOUR EXCELLENT PRIMARY SCHOOLS AS WELL ALL MAJOR ROUTES AND MOTORWAYS ARE EASILY ACCESSIBLE AS PLAYING FIELDS AND PLAYGROUNDS FROM MANOR BROOK MANOR BROOK ADARE, CO. LIMERICK 6 ⧸ 7 EASY LOCAL DINING Adare is home to some of the prettiest, oldest As the gourmet village of the mid-west, Adare has many award-winning restaurants, cafes line of thatch cottages in Ireland, historic and pubs which include many award winning buildings and exclusive shopping which is second eateries - offering everything from fine dining to A picture traditional bar food. to none - this is Adare village. With a population of c.1 500, Adare has much to offer, and an perfect world abundance of reasons to make it your home... YOUR BOUTIQUE CAPITAL Adare is earning its name as the fashion centre of Ireland’s mid-west - with an exclusive array of premier boutiques - all offering high-end collections and exclusive brands. ALL-ROUND CONVENIENCE There are four excellent primary schools in Adare, and plenty of public transport. Adare’s main street also offers every day-to-day convenience - including post office, bank and credit union, three supermarkets and hair and beauty salons. ALIVE WITH CREATIVITY Adare is a treasure trove of craft stores, galleries and antique shops. MANOR BROOK ADARE, CO. LIMERICK 8 ⧸ 9 GOLFING GOLD Make your home at Manor Brook and you’re in golfing heaven… ADARE GOLF CLUB Beauty, history and some of Ireland’s best golf - Adare Golf Club has it all and is a true Irish golfing gem, just a hop away from Manor Brook. 230 Acres of lush countryside make up the breathtaking, 18-hole golf course on the Manor estate - combining a parkland atmosphere, beautifully mature trees, a 14 acre lake and the winding River Maigue. It’s hard to imagine a more scenic backdrop for your game - while the tree- lined fairways provide a serious golfing challenge. MAKING THE GOLFING ADARE PITCH & PUTT The jewel in Adare’s crown is the newly-refurbished, WORLD STAGE five-star luxury resort, Adare Manor Hotel and Golf Whether you’re a beginner, or a resort. The Manor is set on 840 acres of pristine parkland, Most exciting of all - the golf club seasoned golfer looking to enjoy complete with magnificent golf course. Special treats is set to be home to the exciting a short game, the 18-hole Adare Exclusivity include dining in the splendid Oak Room - and Afternoon JP McManus Pro Am in July Pitch & Putt course is ideal. It was Tea in the grand tradition of the Manor. 2020, which promises to be the designed and maintained by owner most star-studded golfing event Ronnie Baker and offers a putting lives here In addition to The Manor, Adare is also home to the of the decade. green, free car parking, shop for Dunraven Arms Hotel and Woodlands House Hotel. refreshments and picnic benches so you can make a day of it. A rich history, a bright future MANOR BROOK ADARE, CO. LIMERICK 12 ⧸ 13 PLAY, WALK, LIVE Manor Brook is just across from the Manor Fields and Playground - a top class, sporting and recreational facility. This stunning 25-acre amenity is community- owned and is designed for use by people of all ages and abilities. Toddlers to teens will love the award-winning all-abilities playground - offering a huge range of equipment. A family-outing here means hours of entertainment - with everything from climbing frames, totem pole, trampoline and zip wire, to balance beams, swings, tunnels, hill slide and play tables. There’s even a fairy house! The Manor Fields Adare Synthetic Turf (Astro) pitch is the largest in Limerick and the playing surface meets the highest standards, as certified by FIFA, World Rugby and GAA. The facility has two premium grass pitches: GAA games, football, hurling and camóige can all be played on Pitch 1, while Pitch 2 is ideal for soccer and rugby. The Fields is also home to the Adare Cricket Club, while the village’s River Walk is a much-loved local attraction. GREAT GAA COUNTRY If GAA is your or your family’s passion - you couldn’t be better placed! Adare is very proud of its GAA club which has an impressive history of hurling and football success, current senior Football Club Champions and with numerous senior hurling county titles in recent years. The club’s roots go right back to the late 18th century - and it has long had a name for nurturing young talent, one of which is the current Limerick senior hurling captain. MANOR BROOK ADARE, CO. LIMERICK 14 ⧸ 15 N » STATIO LWAY RAI ICK ER LIM L1424 » ) » IVE ) DR E NS IV MI DR (20 NS M7 MI (15 MOUNT EARL Access ICK ER LIM N21 E R all areas I 11 H S Adare Manor N Golf Club O L C Desmond Castle R E V I ER MAIGU E R RIV « 12 11 2 MINS The area is truly well-connected! All major routes, national roads and motorways 14 9 2 are easily-accessible from Manor Brook - Adare including the M7, M20, M18, M24, N21 and N69. Heritage 7 4 ROXBORO 5 6 8 « FOYNES RAILWAY STATION Adare GAA Club 13 Adare 1 Park 3 HOTELS L1422 1. Adare Manor Hotel and Golf Resort 2. Dunraven Arms Hotel 10 L1420 3. Fitzgerald's Woodlands House Hotel & Spa A DARE M A NOR RESTAURANTS 4. 1826 Adare DYSART 5. The Arches Adare Pitch 6. The Blue Door and Putt N21 7. The Good Room Bistro 8. The Wild Geece MURPHY'S The Manor CROSS Fields SCHOOLS 9. Our Ladys Abbey MANOR BROOK 10. Scoil Naomh Iosaf 11. Shountrade National School CLONSHIRE 12. St Nicholas National School SUPERMARKETS R519 13. Centra Adare 14. Londis MANOR BROOK ADARE, CO. LIMERICK 16 ⧸ 17 MANOR BROOK ADARE, CO. LIMERICK 18 ⧸ 19 Manor Brook is pure Styled design excellence - modern, spacious, elegant for you and contemporary MANOR BROOK ADARE, CO. LIMERICK 20 ⧸ 21 MANOR BROOK ADARE, CO. LIMERICK 22 ⧸ 23 Site Plan N 14 W 15 16 E 17 18 13 S 19 12 24 23 26 25 20 11 28 27 30 29 10 21 22 THE ASH THE CEDAR 4 Bed Semi-Detached 3 Bed Semi-Detached 31 8 1,532 sq ft / 142 sq m 1,157 sq ft / 107 sq m 32 9 7 6 3 2 1 5 4 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 Sit Sit Sit Sit Sit THE WILLOW THE HAWTHORN 4 Bed Detached 4 Bed Detached 2,078 sq ft / 193 sq m 1,554 sq ft / 144 sq m MANOR BROOK ADARE, CO. LIMERICK 24 ⧸ 25 Floor Plans THE ASH THE CEDAR 1,532 SQ FT / 142 SQ M 1,157 SQ FT / 107 SQ M GROUND FLOOR GROUND FLOOR FIRST FLOOR FIRST FLOOR MANOR BROOK ADARE, CO. LIMERICK 26 ⧸ 27 THE WILLOW THE HAWTHORN 2,078 SQ FT / 193 SQ M 1,554 SQ FT / 144 SQ M GROUND FLOOR GROUND FLOOR FIRST FLOOR FIRST FLOOR MANOR BROOK YOUR SMART INVESTMENT Manor Brook offers an extraordinary investment opportunity. As part of the 1 billion euro economic and spatial plan - Limerick Twenty Thirty - Limerick City is currently being re-developed. This will transform the infrastructure of the region as a major economic force in the Irish and European economy. As a result, property in the area will be in high demand - especially in the green belt areas like Adare. PROFESSIONAL TEAM AGENT DEVELOPER & BUILDER SOLICITORS Cathal O’Sullivan O’Sullivan & Associates 10 Herbert Street, Dublin 2 +353 (0) 1 661 0924 Hibernian House Henry Street FINANCED BY SHOWHOUSE PREPARATION Limerick & INTERIOR DESIGN CONSULTANCY +353 (0) 61 279 300 manorbrookadare.ie reaocm.ie PROPERTY DEVELOPMENT & BRIDGING FINANCE PSRA Licence No. 001988 ARCHITECTS DISCLAIMER: These particulars and any accompanying documentation are set out as a general outline only, and do not constitute any part of an offer and are issued on that basis. Measurements are approximate, and drawings, maps and plans are not drawn to scale. All contents are general outlines for the guidance of intending purchasers only. The builder reserves the right to make alterations to the design, specification and layout.
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