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www.Watersideliving.ie New 4 Bedroom Detached & Semi-Detached Houses at An impressive new residential development Waterside is a well-established and popular residential development by the highly respected Cannon Kirk Group. Located just 3km west of Malahide, Waterside offers stunning new four bedroom semi-detached and detached homes, ideally located between the city and the sea. 2 Malahide, Estuary Stunning residences Spacious living near the sea The new phase at Waterside comprises of a mix of large four bedroom semi-detached and detached homes with spacious living accommodation, stylish kitchens and contemporary bathrooms. Waterside is the ideal living location, which offers residents a host of amenities helping them build a sense of place. 4 Waterside MALAHIDE 5 Malahide A rich history The modern name Malahide 19th century, a small village (Mullach h-Ide) derives from had developed; coal, slate the time of the arrival of the and timber were imported, Normans, meaning “The Yellow Walls cotton mill Sandhills of the Hydes”, a and Killeen Terrace ribbon Norman family from the factory were in operation. Donabate area. The Vikings landed in Malahide in 795 More recently, Malahide and the last Viking King of has become a popular Dublin, McTurkill, retired to destination for those who Malahide in 1171. enjoy sailing, golfing and other outdoor pursuits. From the 12th century Malahide has expanded onwards, Malahide to cater for the large developed around the number of people seeking Talbot Castle. In 1547, it to live in the vibrant and was described as one of the prosperous village. chief haven towns of Ireland because of its very safe harbour. At the turn of the Waterside MALAHIDE 6 7 An Ideal location Getting around has never been so easy… Malahide, Estuary Waterside is located 3km west In addition to strong DART, Playground, Malahide of Malahide, on the Swords rail and bus services, Dublin Road (R106) and 1.5km from Airport is only an 11 minute Swords Village. drive away and the M50 is just 6.5km from Waterside, further Ideally located off the M1 adding to the accessibility of Motorway, the residents of the development. Waterside are excellently serviced by both DART and In the event of the proposed Rail in Malahide. Waterside is development of the Metro also well serviced by Dublin North line in Swords, it will Bus, with the 32, 32X, 42 and be readily accessible to the 102 buses stopping at the residents of Waterside. entrance of the development. Avoca, Malahide 3mins 6mins 11mins Swords Malahide Dublin Airport 13mins 10mins 30mins M1 M50 City Centre Malahide Main Street 8 Waterside MALAHIDE 15 Kilcrea Equestrian Centre A VIBRANT LOCATION 56 M1 Seafield Estuary Metro Restaurants Schools & Education 51 1. Avoca Malahide 44. Coláiste Choilm 2. Beechwood Country House 45. Fingal Community College 6 3. Bon Apetit Restaurant 46. Holy Family Junior National School 4. Cafe Provence 47. Holywell Educate Together 45 5. Cape Greko National School 18 6. Carnegie Court Hotel/Harp Bar/ 48. Malahide Community School 59 63 The Island Courtyard Restaurant 49. Pope John Paul II National School 16 Golf Club Seatown Malahide 43 10 Rugby 36 Malahide 7. Geisha Malahide Restaurant & Cocktail Bar 50. Saint Andrews National School 53 52 Metro 55 Marina Club 34 33 8. Island View Hotel 51. Saint Finian’s Community College 24 14 25 Swords Main Malahide 41 7 9. Kajjal 52. St. Colmcille’s B.N.S. Street Park 38 15 R106 / Swords 10. Masterson’s 53. St. Cronan’s Junior National School M1 Sailing Malahide Yacht Club, 44 Swords Road & Boating Broadmeadows 46 Swords Central 26 11. McGoverns Restaurant 54. St Oliver Plunkett School Metro Allotments Club 64 3 12. Nautilus 55. The Old Borough National School SWORDS 5 19 9 13 12 Seabury MALAHIDE 66 23 13. Old Street Restaurant 56. Thornleigh Educate Together Pavillions 67 20 37 65 32 Shopping 17 11 60 Grand Hotel 14. Pink Elephant Thai Restaurant Centre, Swords 49 61 22 42 8 Malahide 15. Ruby’s Pizza & Grill 29 4 50 57 68 69 Retail & Shopping 62 Malahide 39 Lawn Tennis 16. Sagarmatha Kitchen 57. AIB Bank 40 & Croquet Club 17. SALE e PEPE 58. Airside Retail Park Malahide 54 47 Cricket Club 18. Sanuk Thai 59. Aldi 19. Siam Restaurant 60. Bank of Ireland Fosterstown 58 Metro 20. That’s Amore - Malahide 21 70 61. Boots Pharmacy 28 1 21. T.G.I. Fridays 62. Boroimhe Shopping Centre 22. The Grand Hotel Malahide 63. Castle Shopping Centre 23. The Greedy Goose Restaurant Malahide 64. Donnybrook Fair Castle & Gardens 31 24. The Old Schoolhouse Bar & Restaurant 35 65. Lidl 25. Wrights Cafe Bar 48 66. Malahide Shopping Centre 27 67. Malahide & District Credit Sports & Leisure N DART 26. Fingal Sailing School Union Limited 27. Malahide Basketball Club 68. Permanent TSB 28. Malahide Castle & Gardens 69. SuperValu M1 2 E 29. Malahide Cricket Club 70. Tesco W 30. Malahide Golf Club 30 31. Malahide Hockey Club 32. Malahide Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club LUAS Red Line DUBLIN AIRPORT S 33. Malahide Marina LUAS Green Line 34. Malahide Park, Off Estuary Road 35. Malahide Playground DART Line Airport 36. Malahide Rugby Club Metro Commuter Train CITY CENTRE 37. Malahide Yacht Club - Clubhouse / M50 Feltrim Road 38. Malahide Yacht Club, Broadmeadows Proposed Metro Line 39. Mint Fitness 40. St. Sylvesters GAA Club 41. Swords Sailing & Boating Club 42. The Arena Health & Fitness Club 43. The Island Golf Club 10 Waterside MALAHIDE Waterside MALAHIDE DROGHEDA Slane LUAS Red Line Bettystown LUAS Green Line M1 DART Line Laytown Commuter Train Duleek Proposed Metro Line N2 Bellewstown Waterside Living Navan Stamullen M3 Rathfeigh So much on SKERRIES your doorstep Kilmessan Garristown M1 Living in Waterside offers residents the opportunity to avail of a host of amenities in N2 N Dunshaughlin Rush the surrounding locality. Ashbourne M3 Ratoath The area offers a range of high quality Schools, Retailers, Donabate Sports Clubs and Leisure Facilities. Between Swords and Malahide, W E there are 7 Primary Schools, 6 Secondary Schools, and SWORDS numerous Childcare Facilities, MALAHIDE M2 (including 2 Creches within the M1 Waterside Development). S Portmarnock M3 M50 Numerous sporting clubs are Dunboyne available in the locality, catering Kilcock Blanchardstown for GAA, Soccer, Rugby, Tennis, M4 HOWTH Hockey, Cricket and Golf. Water Clontarf sports facilities include Malahide M4 Yacht Club and the Marina. Retail LUCAN DUBLIN Connolly Celbridge facilities include The Pavilions M50 Station Shopping Centre, Swords (offering 2 44,500 m of retail, leisure and Rathmines restaurant facilities), Malahide N7 Shopping Centre, Donnybrook N31 Clane Fair, as well as Airside Retail Park Knocklyon DÚN Tallaght in Swords. LAOGHAIRE N11 Complementing the above Rockbrook N7 M50 amenities, Malahide and Swords offer a whole host of other services Carrickmines such as cafes, restaurants, pubs, NAAS hotels, banking and much more. N81 BRAY N11 Waterside MALAHIDE Wicklow 14 Mountains 15 National Park Specifications External Finishes Bathrooms & Heating Garden High quality elevations Gas central heating with Seeded garden with patio Ensuites paving provided as standard. comprising of brickwork, Attractive bathrooms and modern efficiency condensing sandstone cills and rendered ensuites with extensive boilers and thermostatically finishes. Upvc fascis, soffits wall and floor tiling, controlled radiators. Car Parking & and gutters throughout. thermostatically controlled Solar PV panels which will e-Charger Traditional, interlocking flat showers, top-quality sanitary reduce the electrical energy Each house has two style tile that gives a clean and ware and chrome heated demand and overall energy decoratively paved car modern look. towel rails provided as costs for each dwelling. parking spaces and wired for per showhouse. Mechanical Extract Ventilation a car charging point. Internal Finishes to ensure clean and efficient indoor air quality. Walls and ceilings are Doors & Windows Guarantee skimmed and painted High quality flush painted Each Waterside home white throughout. internal doors with trim, Safety & Security is covered by a 10-year matching skirting board and Smoke, heat and carbon Homebond Structural Kitchen architrave. Coloured PVC, monoxide detectors fitted as guarantee. High quality, custom fitted double glazed windows standard. Each house is wired for an intruder alarm. and tiled kitchen with Silka throughout. BER Rating A2/A3 Stone worktop. Integrated Excellent energy performance appliances comprising of an Wardrobes Electrical ensures every household oven, hob, extractor, fridge/ Built in wardrobes with Generous light, power gets the benefit of reduced freezer and dishwasher. hanging rails and shelving points and Cat 5 wiring utility bills. fitted as per show house. throughout. House is Utility Room wired and ready for TV and Utility room comes with a Broadband connections. fitted worktop, cupboards and is plumbed for a washer and dryer. 16 Waterside MALAHIDE Waterside MALAHIDE 17 FLOOR PLANS ‘The Oak’ FIRST FLOOR PLAN GROUND FLOOR PLAN FIRST FLOOR PLAN GROUND FLOOR PLAN 4 Bedroom Semi-Detached & Detached House Floor Area - 149 sq.m / 1,604 sq.ft KITCHEN / DINING AREA KITCHEN / DINING AREA BEDROOM BEDROOM BEDROOM BEDROOM KITCHEN KITCHEN to specialist details to specialist details KITCHEN / DINING AREA KITCHEN / DINING AREA BATHROOM BATHROOM HALL HALL STORE STORE BEDROOM BEDROOMBEDROOM BEDROOM STORE/UTILITY STORE/UTILITY STORE STORE WC WC KITCHEN KITCHEN to specialist details to specialist details EN-SUITE EN-SUITE STAIRWAY STAIRWAY BULKHEAD BULKHEAD BATHROOM BATHROOM
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