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Greenhills Road, Dublin 24 Welcome to Temple Woods Greenhills Road, Dublin 24 Welcome to Temple Woods Temple Woods is a superb new development ideally located on the Greenhills Road and moments away from the fabulous Tymon Park. This convenient location has an excellent range of local amenities which include schools, shops, churches, bars and a pharmacy close to the development. It is minutes from the M50 and only 10 kilometres from the city centre. This exclusive new development will comprise 39 spacious 3 bedroom terrace houses and a number of semi-detached houses. Residents of Temple Woods will benefit from a variety of amenities on their doorstep, including the infamous landmark pub; The Cuckoo’s Nest, which is to be redesigned and renovated into a Gastro style pub. The new Tallaght Theatre is to be rebuilt to the front of the scheme, providing excellent facilities for all the family to enjoy. 2 3 Just ten kilometres from the city centre, Temple Woods is a superb new development located just off the Greenhills Road, close to both Walkinstown, Location Tallaght & Rathfarnham Villages. Enviably positioned minutes from the M50 motorway and national road network, Temple Woods offers easy access to all parts of Dublin and the surrounding areas. The area boasts a number of local primary & secondary schools including Colaiste De Hide, Scoil Aonghusa & Tallaght Community School. Public transport is well catered for with a bus stop located a few minutes outside the development for the frequently serviced 27 bus route. The Kingswood Luas stop is also within walking distance. You are spoilt for choice when it comes to shopping in the locality with Dunnes Stores located in the nearby Kilnamanagh & Ashleaf Shopping Centres. Lidl is just down the road and there are numerous retail parks in the vicinity. There are excellent shopping facilities in The Square Towncentre with an extensive range of shops, cafes and the nearby Tallaght Village. The environs have a number of restaurants, cafes and bars to choose from with an abundance of excellent leisure facilities close by. 4 5 There is a host of recreational activities available in the locality including the amazing Partake in the 320 acre Tymon Park on your doorstep. It is a very popular location for walking, jogging and playing on the all-weather pitches, sports fields or cricket club. Take the kids to the adventure Local Activities playground or partake in a park run, the possibilities are endless. You are spoilt for choice with things to do… on Offer Take in an exhibition in Tallaght Library, watch a football match in Tallaght stadium or catch a show in the Civic Theatre. There are also many events on offer in The Arena, take in a basketball match, play volleyball or sign the children up to one of the many sports camps. Kids activities are well catered for with many sports camps, astro pitches, fitness clubs, the phoenix gymnastic club, soccer & GAA clubs in the vicinity. For the more adventurous types why not take a hike or a mountain bike ride in the beautiful Dublin Mountains. 6 7 Thoughtful Design The 3 bedroom family homes in Temple These fabulous new homes will immediately Woods will be constructed to the highest impress with their high quality design for building and environmental standards, family living, with well-proportioned rooms resulting in premier A2 rated energy efficient and excellent finishes throughout. Each homes. These houses are thoughtful in their home has been designed to provide high-end design with utility rooms off the kitchen accommodation with higher than average and built with a future proof design in mind ceiling heights, custom-designed fitted (trusses to facilitate conversion to habitable kitchens and generously tiled bathrooms. use, subject to future planning permission) giving you potential to convert the attic. 8 9 The ultimate sustainable living and energy saving package in the houses at Temple Woods Kitchens • Elegant high quality fitted kitchens and Island unit • Generous & well designed electrical & lighting with quartz worktop as per show house. specification. • Fitted storage units to utility room and plumbed for • Contemporary skirting and architraves. washing machine & tumble dryer. • Elegant oak style shaker style internal doors with • Electrical kitchen appliances (excluding the utility) chrome lever handles, locks and hinges. will be supplied and fitted as per the show house subject to terms and conditions. External Finishes • High quality designer floor tiling fitted to kitchen/ • Low maintenance attractive superior quality brick dining, utility, downstairs bathroom and hallway, and coloured dashing render finishes. standard as per showhouse. • Coin stone detail of true craftsmanship around windows and doors in brick finishes. Noteworthy Features Bedrooms • Granite paving cobble-locked driveways with • “A2” BER energy rating & levels of thermal performance annual running costs and to • Contemporary & elegant built in wardrobes in all parking for 2 cars. NZEB future proofed to and air tightness. reduce CO2 emissions, the air bedrooms. meet incoming 2020 building • High performance, low source heat pump provides Gardens standards. U-Value windows and external an all-in-one heating and hot Bathrooms & En-suites • Gardens are top soiled and seeded with grass. • The houses at Temple Woods doors. Windows are future water solution). • Stylish bathroom with attractive high quality • Outdoor tap and external double power socket are are classified as efficient low proof with extremely efficient • Thermostatically controlled sanitary ware and fittings. fitted as standard for your outdoor needs. energy, low carbon homes thermal performance with heating upstairs and downstairs. • Bathroom and en-suite wet areas and floors tiled • Side gates fitted on side passages of semi-detached as they enjoy many features insulation levels to meet • Timber frame construction as per showhouse. & end of terrace houses. designed to lessen energy building requirements for designed to not only meet • Master bedroom en-suite fitted with large walk in • Green areas landscaped to a high standard demand and to reduce cost decades to come. but exceed the latest shower area. throughout development. of heating and hot water • Perfectly airtight with optimum building regulations with a production. indoor air quality and thermal variation of either Primula Internal Finishes Attic Storage Solutions • Carefully designed and detailed comfort all year round. Red or Atlantis Selmo Buff • Houses have been designed with a unique • Attic designed to maximise space and suit all your to reduce heat loss through • Central heating system made colour superior quality brick increased extra high ceiling height downstairs. storage needs, 25m2 of floored attic with lighting floors, walls and roofs with easy with highly efficient to the front façades. • Internal walls plastered and painted “All White” accessed via fold down attic stairs. superior levels of insulation. A-Rated Air to Water Heat throughout. • Super warm construction pump (A proven renewable • Smoke, heat and CO2 detectors fitted as standard. Building Guarantee delivering exceptionally high heating device to save on • Each house is prewired for intruder alarm and • Quality homes are covered by the Homebond cable television throughout. 10-year Guarantee Scheme. • CAT 6 cable wiring for data and telephone points for high speed broadband connection. 10 11 N THEATRE TEMPLE WOODS TEMPLE WOODS 1 |1 A3 2121 | A3 25 24 23 22 28 29 30 26 25 24 23 22 29 2 2| A1 A1 2020 | A1 27 A128 A1 A230 A2 A1 A1 A2 27 A3 31 32 A231 32 33 3 3| A1 1919 | A1 A1 33 A3 PUBLIC HOUSE 4 4| A2 1818 | A2 GREENHILLS ROAD TEMPLE WOODS TEMPLE TEMPLE WOODS TEMPLE 5 5| A2 1717 | A2 3939 | A2 3434 | A2 6 |6 A1 1616 | A1 3838 | A1 3535 | A3 11 7 |7 A1 9 1010 11 12 13 1515 | A1 3737 | A1 A2 A1 A1 A1 A2 TEMPLE COURT 8 |8 A3 1414 | A3 3636 | A3 TEMPLE WOODS TEMPLE WOODS Site Map A3 - 3 Bed End of Terrace House A2 - 3 Bed End of Terrace House 13 A1 - 3 Bed Terrace House For identification purposes only, not to scale. 12 Type A2 - 3 Bed End of Terrace House Type A2 c. 111 sq.m /1,195 sq.ft Floorplans Kitchen Bedroom 3 Bedroom 2 Dining Type A1 - 3 Bed Terrace House Room c. 111 Typesq.m A1 /1,195 sq.ft Landing Utility Bathroom H.P Bathroom Kitchen Bedroom 3 Bedroom 2 Living Room Master Bedroom Hall Dining Room En-suite Landing Utility Bathroom H.P Bathroom Ground oor First oor Living Room Master Bedroom Hall Type A3 - 3 Bed End of Terrace House c. 111 sq.mType /1,195 A3 sq.ft En-suite Kitchen Bedroom 3 Bedroom 2 Ground oor First oor Dining Room Landing Storage Solutions Attic For identification purposes only, not to scale. Utility Bathroom H.P Bathroom Living Room Master 22m Bedroom Hall 200m En-suite 12m 06m 55m Ground oor First oor Approximate floor areas have been provided to us by either the relevant architect or client. However For identification purposes only, not to scale it should be noted that in some cases, variations in floor area will occur. 14 15 Shopping M50 N7 1 Lidl BALLYMOUNT GREENHILLS Location Map 2 The Square Tallaght LUAS TERENURE 1 3 Kilnamanagh Shopping Centre Knocklyon Shopping Centre 15 4 5 athfarnham Shopping Centre RATHFARNHAM Kingswood Luas Stop 16 Sports 17 Bushy Park 6 6 St Marys College C 1 7 athfarnham olf Club LUAS Tymon Park 3 Shopping8 St ndas Park AA pitches M50 M50 9 Carr olf Centre at Spawell N7 KILNAMANAGH 5 1 Lidl BALLYMOUNT GREENHILLS 10 Tallaght Stadium 12 2 The Square Tallaght LUAS LUAS TERENURE 111 9 3 Kilnamanagh Shopping Centre 13 KnocklyonEducation Shopping Centre 15 4 LUAS 18
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