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Home Is Where the Heart Is Home Is at Ashfield Place www.ashfieldplace.ie www.ashfieldplace.ie Home is where the heart is Home is at Ashfield Place Make yourself at home Ashfield Place is a charming new development comprising only sixteen exclusive homes conveniently located in the bustling village of Templeogue. The development will feature a mix of 2, 3 and 4 bed terraced and semi-detached elegant new homes finished to an exceptional standard and specification. Each home is expertly designed to provide a contemporary modern, energy efficient living environment with stunning finishes throughout ideal for family life. Prime Location Richmond Homes are experts in choosing great locations for developments; places that encompass the very best that modern life has to offer…Ashfield Place is no exception. The development is ideally located in one of South Dublin’s most prestigious and desirable locations on Templeogue Road in Templeogue Village with its host of amenities and easy access to the M50. The Village Coffee House - Templeogue Bushy Park Market Templeogue Village Templeogue: A Village Full of Character… Once a small village in the rural, southern part of The immediate area benefits from a variety of sporting County Dublin, Templeogue Village has grown in leaps facilities including Templeogue Tennis club situated and bounds since the days of the home-grown poet across from Ashfield Place, Ballyboden St Endas, St Austin Clarke in the 1800’s, resulting in a village full of Faughs and St Judes GAA Clubs, St Mary’s College character with every conceivable amenity within walking RFC and Templeogue United Football Club amongst distance but also managing to keep the essence of others. tradition and community alive. There is an excellent choice of primary and The village has a local Barber, a hair salon, a pharmacy, secondary schools in the area including Pius X, a butchers, a hardware store and if feeling peckish, one Bishops Shannon’s National School, the highly can avail of the various eateries on offer. From sporting esteemed Terenure College, and Our Lady’s School activities, shopping, fine dining to down time in the along with Templeogue College and Presentation nearby parks, Templeogue is a haven for its residents. College Terenure are also within the vicinity. Local shopping is immediately available at Rathfarnham Templeogue Village is also well serviced by frequent Shopping Centre. and dependable bus routes linking the area to nearby Terenure Village, Rathgar Village and onwards to The Villages of Rathfarnham, Terenure, Rathgar, Dublin City Centre. There are a wealth of amenities on Churchtown and Dundrum also offer a wealth of retail your doorstep at Ashfield Place. facilities within a short drive. The Morgue - Templeogue Village The Dodder Valley CLAREVILLE RD Supervalu RATHGAR WALKINSTOWN RD STANNAWAY RD CROMWELLSFORT RD RATHGAR AVE RATHMINES RD UPPER STANNAWAY MILLTOWN PARK PARK KIMMAGE RD W Ben Dunne Gyms PALMERSTOWN PARK KIMMAGE RD LOWER MILLTOWN RD HIGHFIELD RD Trinity Hall PERRYSTOWN TERENURE RD W WHITEHALL RD MILLTOWN ST. LUKE’S HOSPITAL TERENURE LIDL MANOR GROVE CHURCHTOWN RD LOWER MANOR ESTATE The High School Milltown Golf Terenure ORWELL RD Course College TEMPLEOGUEOgham RD Tree Trail St. Marys College RFC BUSHY PARK RATHFARNHAM WELLINGTON RD WINDY ORWELL Our Lady’s PARK LAWNS School ARBOUR Rathfarnham Templeogue Castle Tennis Club WELLINGTON LN Supervalu Castle Golf Club CHURCHTOWN TEMPLEOGUE RD Rathfarnham Shopping Centre Carr Golf Centre at Spawell CHEEVERSTOWN Harvey Norman Rathfarnham DUNDRUM BEAUMONT AVE NUTGROVE WAY National Basketball M50 KNOCKLYON RD Arena Tallaght BALLROAN RD Nutgrove Shopping Centre Ballyboden’s Leicester Celtic St. Enda’s GAA FC Dublin BARTON RD E GRANGE RD Colaista Eanna CLAREVILLE RD Supervalu RATHGAR You Can Take WALKINSTOWN RD STANNAWAY RD CROMWELLSFORT RD RATHGAR AVE RATHMINES RD UPPER STANNAWAY MILLTOWN PARK PARK Your Pick of ... KIMMAGE RD W Ben Dunne Bars, Restaurants & Cafes Sporting Clubs Gyms PALMERSTOWN PARK KIMMAGE RD LOWER • Templeogue Inn • Templeogue Tennis Club MILLTOWN RD (The Morgue) • Our Lady’s Hockey Club HIGHFIELD RD Trinity Hall PERRYSTOWN TERENURE RD W • Reeves Restaurant • 3 Local GAA Clubs WHITEHALL RD MILLTOWN • Fifty50 Restaurant • 2 Local Rugby Clubs • Village Coffee House • Templeogue UFC TERENURE ST. LUKE’S HOSPITAL LIDL • Darcy McGee’s at Shopping MANOR GROVE the Spawell Templeogue • Rathfarnham Shopping Centre CHURCHTOWN RD LOWER • The Old Orchard Inn in MANOR ESTATE Rathfarnham • Dundrum Shopping Centre The High School Milltown Golf • Nutgrove Shopping Centre Terenure ORWELL RD Course College TEMPLEOGUEOgham RD Tree Trail • Cycling enthusiasts are well catered for by Hollingsworth Cycles St. Marys College RFC located in the heart of the Village. The family business established since 1925 is one of Ireland’s best known cycle agents. BUSHY PARK RATHFARNHAM WELLINGTON RD WINDY • Between nearby Grange Golf Club, Rathfarnham, Milltown and ORWELL Our Lady’s ARBOUR PARK LAWNS School Castle Golf Clubs, golfers will be spoilt for choice. Rathfarnham Templeogue Castle • The Dodder Valley Park situated close to the village affords Tennis Club opportunities for residents to enjoy leisurely walks on the riverside. WELLINGTON LN Supervalu • Nearby Bushy Park offers breath-taking panoramic views of the Castle Golf Club CHURCHTOWN TEMPLEOGUE RD Rathfarnham Dublin Mountains and tranquil lakeside walks, a family friendly food Shopping Centre Carr Golf Centre market on most Saturdays, a playground and a host of sporting at Spawell CHEEVERSTOWN Harvey Norman activities. Rathfarnham DUNDRUM BEAUMONT AVE NUTGROVE WAY National Basketball M50 KNOCKLYON RD Arena Tallaght BALLROAN RD Nutgrove Shopping Centre Ballyboden’s Leicester Celtic St. Enda’s GAA FC Dublin BARTON RD E GRANGE RD Colaista Eanna Terenure Village Terenure Village Harolds Cross Templeogue Golf Club Terenure Village Terenure Village Dundrum Village Centre Templeogue Tennis Club BushyBushy Park Park Our Ladys Templeogue Rathfarnham Shopping Centre z Thoughtful Design… These magnificent new homes designed beautifully will instantly impress with their quality design, well-proportioned rooms and excellent finishes throughout. Each home is specifically designed to provide high end accommodation complete with 9 ft ceiling height at ground floor level and large high performance windows adding to the bright, airy and light filled accommodation. Kitchens feature luxurious quartz worktops, bright shaker style cabinetry with pelmet lighting and soft close doors all designed for families to enjoy. There are a number of energy saving features designed to vastly improve the efficiency of these ‘A’ rated homes with the PV Solar Panels and an excellent standard of wall, floor and roof insulation to significantly reduce running costs. Ashfield Place benefits from a green with play area to the front of the scheme for families to enjoy. z Standard Features of Your Home in Ashfield Place … General Bedrooms • All homes will achieve an A3 Building Energy • High quality luxurious dove grey shaker Rating style fitted wardrobes in all bedrooms with • Homes are constructed using timber frame, cashmere ash carcass, brushed nickel door rendered block work with concrete roof tiles knobs with soft close drawers. • Each home benefits from raised 9 ft ceilings on the ground floor Electrics • Excellent standard of wall, floor and roof • Wired for TV, telephone & broadband insulation • Wired for alarm • Gas fired central heating and pv panels • Generous lighting and electrical specification • Low maintenance high quality external finishes External • 10 year structural guarantee with Home Bond • Private rear gardens will be seeded • Parking Kitchen • Low maintenance, high quality external • Custom designed light grey shaker style finishes of brick and render. kitchens with integrated doors for appliances, and polished chrome door handles. Management Company • High quality quartz worktops and upstand • A management company is in place • Selection of excellent quality appliances included subject to signing contracts within 28 days Legal • 15,000 euros booking deposit required Bathrooms • Contracts must be signed within 28 days of • The bathrooms and ensuites are fitted with issue contemporary bathroom suites • Balance to 10% of the purchase price is due • Polished chrome fittings on signing contracts. • Heated towel rails • High quality sanitary ware • Tiling to floors and feature walls HOUSE TYPES HOUSE TYPE A HOUSE TYPE D 4 Bed + Study Semi Detached/Terraced 3 Bed Semi Detached 166 sq. m / 1,787 sq ft 110 sq. m / 1,185 sq ft HOUSE TYPE A1 HOUSE TYPE E 4 Bed + Study Semi Detached/End Terrace 3 Bed Semi Detached 170 sq. m / 1,834 sq ft 114 sq. m / 1,231 sq ft HOUSE TYPE B HOUSE TYPE F 4 Bed Semi Detached/End Terrace 3 Bed Semi Detached/Terraced 155 sq. m / 1,673 sq ft 133 sq. m / 1,436 sq ft HOUSE TYPE B1 HOUSE TYPE G 4 Bed Terrace 2 Bed End Terrace 159 sq. m / 1,719 sq ft 97 sq. m / 1,051 sq ft HOUSE TYPE C 3 Bed + Study Terraced 147 sq. m / 1,591 sq ft Not to scale. For illustrative purposes only. SITE PLAN B B B C C N B G F F A A A A A E D Not to scale. For illustrative purposes only. FLOOR PLANS Ensuite Kitchen Dining Bedroom 2 Study Bathroom W.C Store Attic HP Hatch Ensuite Hall Living Room Bedroom 4 Bedroom 3 Bedroom 1 Entrance GROUND FLOOR FIRST FLOOR SECOND FLOOR HOUSE TYPE A 4 Bed + Study Semi Detached/ Terraced 166 sq. m / 1,787 sq ft Note: Houses may be handed and window to ensuite in master bedroom is not included in mid terraced home. Not to scale. For illustrative purposes only. FLOOR PLANS Kitchen Dining Ensuite Ensuite Kitchen Dining Bedroom 2 Bedroom 2 Study Ensuite Study Bathroom Bathroom W.C HP W.C Utility Store Hall Entrance Ensuite Attic Hatch Attic HP Hatch Ensuite Hall Bedroom 3 Living Room Bedroom 4 Bedroom 1 Bedroom 4 Living Room Bedroom 3 Bedroom 1 Entrance GROUND FLOOR FIRST FLOOR SECOND FLOOR HOUSE TYPE A1 4 Bed + Study Semi Detached/ End Terrace 170 sq.m / 1,834 sq.ft Note: Houses may be handed.
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