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Luxurious New Homes in Greystones Luxurious new homes in Greystones 2 Truly exceptional collection of nine luxurious family homes built to the highest of standards by renowned builders Michael and James Howard. Located on an elevated site with sea views, The Orchard is conveniently located only 15 minute walk from Greystones main street and all of the wonderful amenities this vibrant coastal town has to offer. Each home has Generous south facing gardens (phase 1) and a large amenity green to the front for residents to enjoy. Each home is designed to maximise family living and working in comfortable spacious surroundings with high ceilings and underfloor heating, work and study zones with high speed fibre broadband and all are pre-cabled for electric vehicle charging. Because these homes are of brick and concrete construction there will be minimal sound transfer between rooms. Large storage areas are also provided in the landing, attic and eaves. Formally part of the ‘Ardsilla’ domain, a period Delgany residence adjacent, Dunmoy Properties have honoured the tradition of this Orchard Demesne by individually naming each of the 9 homes after a native Irish Apple tree which will be the centrepiece of each garden. Coastal living in luxurious surroundings 3 Wonderful Greystones The Orchard is situated in an ideal location One of the most attractive aspects about close to an array of wonderful amenities that Greystones is the diversity of the one-off Greystones town and harbour has to offer. shops, Restaurants, cafes, why not open your eyes to the artistic spirit of Greystones and Greystones is situated in a stunning location stroll around its boutiques and craft jewellers, between the coast and the Wicklow and enjoy the many diverse eateries. mountains,giving easy access to the local beaches, countryside and nearby villages of The new Harbour Marina is just an 18 minute Delgany and Enniskerry. walk where one can avail of number of restaurants and cafés and also access the cliff The town is quite literally on your doorstep walk between Bray and Greystones, you are and all of your needs will be catered for with guaranteed a friendly welcome and wonderful a wonderful selection of bistros, boutiques, atmosphere wherever you go. restaurants and shops, the village library, churches and a large number of highly regarded schools. R755 R761 N11 Glen of the Downs Golf Club R761 Greystones Temple Carrig School / Greystones Educate Together National School / Harbour Gaelscoil na gCloch Liath Saint Patrick's National L1031 School Greystones St Kevin's National School St. Brigid’s National School GREYSTONES L1031 Tesco The Happy Donnybrook Greystones Pear Fair DART Station St. Laurences Greystones National School Golf Club R762 N11 R761 Delgany Golf Club DELGANY Greystones Community National School R762 Charlesland Golf Club 500m R761 R744 4 Everything on your doorstep A host of sport and leisure clubs abound in the area including sailing, rowing, football, rugby, tennis and GAA. The Shoreline Leisure Centre and swimming pool is close by, as are a great choice of renowned golf clubs, including Greystones, Powerscourt and Druids Glen. The commuter will be delighted at the ease of access to the DART station which is just a 16 minute walk away. The N11/M50 is also within easy reach making for an easy commute to the city, airport and beyond. Carrickmines is only a 20 minute drive and Dundrum an additional 10 minutes. 5 Delgany The quaint beautiful village of Delgany is only a 5 minute drive from the ‘The Orchard’, offering a choice of restaurants, delicatessens, country pubs and cafés. The Bear Paw Deli, The Pigeon House, The Fat Fox and Firehouse Bakery and Café are among several local artisan bakeries that can entice you with the aroma of warm sourdough breads and freshly roasted coffee. Delgany Golf club is also only a few minutes’ drive away, and keen hikers and swimmers can ramble through the Wicklow Mountains and bathe in the sea. The Orchard - commuting The Orchard Sandyford Dundrum Ballsbridge City Centre 21 mins 42 mins 42 mins 49 mins 34 mins 47 mins 50 mins 54min Dun Laoghaire Lansdowne Road Grand Canal Dock Pearse Station 6 Beautiful Wicklow 7 Exceptional Quality The Orchard Greystones is a private development with only 9 homes and no through traffic. All homes have sea views, are of brick construction (A2 rated) and each property has extra high ceilings to ground and first floor rooms. Greystones Town, DART station, Marina, local shops, shopping centres and schools are all within walking distance. Each home features D Large south or west facing rear gardens D Office & Study Zone areas on 1st floor and within Main Suite D Concrete floors and stairs at each level for exceptional soundproofing D Thermostatically controlled underfloor heating on every floor and to every room D Aluclad windows and doors by Rationel D Air to water heat pumps by Mitsubishi D High speed fibre internet with ethernet cabling to each floor D Pre-cabled for electric vehicle charging D Centralised pressure pump for all showers and appliances D Generous storage areas provided D Homebond Guarantee provided with every property D All homes have a Main Suite with Wet Room and a Second Guest Bedroom with an Ensuite Furthermore, within the development there is a large private open Green Space and amenity area and the development will have no ongoing management fees. 8 9 10 Site Plan House Type A House Type B House Type C (Phase II) 4 Bedroom Semi Detached 5 Bedroom Detached 4 Bedroom Semi Detached 1,900 sq.ft / 176.5 sq.m 2,034 sq.ft / 189 sq.m 1,708 sq.ft / 158.7 sq.m (Plus Eaves Storage of 277 sq.ft / 25.75 sq.m) (Plus Eaves Storage of 285 sq.ft / 26.5 sq.m) (Plus Eaves Storage of 239 sq.ft / 22.2 sq.m) Total Incl Storage 2,177 sq.ft / 202.25 sq.m Total Incl Storage 2,319 sq.ft / 215.5 sq.m Total Incl Storage 1,947 sq.ft / 180.9 sq.m CULDESAC 1 Ard Cairn House 2 Barnhill House Crofton House 3 4 Elstar House 5 Glenstal House E N S W 9 8 7 6 Rawley House Pippin House Lough Tree House Herbert House 11 Floor Plans House Type A 4 Bedroom Semi Detached 1,900 sq.ft / 176.5 sq.m (Plus Eaves Storage of 277 sq.ft / 25.75 sq.m) Total Incl Storage 2,177 sq.ft / 202.25 sq.m BEDROOM 3 BEDROOM 2 EAVES STORAGE BEDROOM 2 BEDROOM 3 FAMILY ROOM KITCHEN / FAMILY ROOM BEDROOM 3 BEDROOM 2 KITCHEN EAVES STORAGE MAIN BEDROOM MASTER BEDROOM ST. BATHROOM BATHROOMBEDROOM 2 BEDROOMST. 3 ST./UTILITY WCFAMILY ROOM KITCHEN / FAMILY ROOM WC UTILITY OFFICE LANDING STUDY LANDING ZONE ZONE KITCHEN MAIN BEDROOM MASTER BEDROOM ST. BATHROOM BATHROOM ST. BEDROOM 3 BEDROOM 2 HALL HALL EN SUITE EN SUITE EAVES STORAGE WET ROOM ST./UTILITYENSUITE WC BEDROOM 2 BEDROOM 3 WC UTILITY SITTING ROOM SITTING ROOM FAMILYBEDROOM ROOM 1 KITCHEN / FAMILY ROOMENSUITE OFFICE LANDING BEDROOMSTUDY 1 LANDING ZONE ZONE EAVES STORAGE HALL HALL EN SUITE EN SUITE KITCHEN WET ROOM MAIN BEDROOM MASTER BEDROOM BATHROOM ENSUITE ST. BATHROOM ST. SITTING ROOM SITTING ROOM ST./UTILITY WC BEDROOM 1 ENSUITE BEDROOM 1 WC UTILITY GROUND FLOOR PLAN HOUSE TYPE A FIRST FLOOR PLAN HOUSE TYPE A SECOND FLOOR PLAN HOUSE TYPE A EAVES STORAGE OFFICE LANDING STUDY LANDING ZONE ZONE HALL HALL EN SUITE EN SUITE WET ROOM ENSUITE GROUND FLOOR PLAN HOUSE TYPE A SITTING ROOM SITTINGFIRST ROOM FLOOR PLAN HOUSE TYPE A SECOND FLOOR PLAN HOUSE TYPE A BEDROOM 1 ENSUITE BEDROOM 1 EAVES STORAGE GROUND FLOOR PLAN HOUSE TYPE A FIRST FLOOR PLAN HOUSE TYPE A SECOND FLOOR PLAN HOUSE TYPE A Ethernet All floor plans are for illustrative purposes only. 12 LIVING ROOM House Type B 5 Bedroom Detached 2,034 sq.ft / 189 sq.m (Plus Eaves Storage of 285 sq.ft / 26.5 sq.m) KITCHEN / DINING Total Incl Storage 2,319 sq.ft / 215.5 sq.m EAVES STORAGE BEDROOM 2 BEDROOM 3 EN SUITE ST. UTILITY/ PANTRY WC HALL LANDING BATHROOM LANDING MAIN BEDROOM LIVING ROOM OFFICE ZONE BEDROOM 4/ STUDY SITTING ROOM KITCHEN / DINING BEDROOM 1 EAVES STORAGE BEDROOM 2 BEDROOM 3 EAVES STORAGE EN SUITE LIVING ROOM ST. GROUND FLOOR PLAN HOUSE TYPE B UTILITY/ PANTRY WC HALL FIRST FLOOR PLAN HOUSE TYPE B SECOND FLOOR PLAN HOUSE TYPE B LANDING BATHROOM LANDING EAVES STORAGE KITCHEN / DINING MAIN BEDROOM BEDROOM 2 BEDROOM 3 OFFICE ZONE BEDROOM 4/ STUDY SITTING ROOM EN SUITE BEDROOM 1 ST. UTILITY/ EAVES STORAGE PANTRY WC HALL LANDING BATHROOM LANDING MAIN BEDROOM OFFICE GROUND FLOOR PLAN HOUSE TYPE B ZONE FIRST FLOOR PLAN HOUSE TYPE B BEDROOM 4/ SECOND FLOOR PLAN HOUSE TYPE B STUDY SITTING ROOM BEDROOM 1 EAVES STORAGE GROUND FLOOR PLAN HOUSE TYPE B FIRST FLOOR PLAN HOUSE TYPE B SECOND FLOOR PLAN HOUSE TYPE B Ethernet All floor plans are for illustrative purposes only. 13 Floor Plans House Type C (Phase 2 for later release) 4 Bedroom Semi Detached 1,708 sq.ft / 158.7 sq.m (Plus Eaves Storage of 239 sq.ft / 22.2 sq.m) Total Incl Storage 1,947 sq.ft / 180.9 sq.m EAVES STORAGE FAMILY ROOM KITHEN / FAMILY ROOM BEDROOM 2 BEDROOM 3 BEDROOM 3 BEDROOM 2 OFFICE ZONE KITCHEN EAVES STORAGE MAIN BEDROOM LANDING LANDING LANDING LANDING BEDROOM 4 FAMILY ROOM WC UTILITY ST./UTILITY WC KITHEN / FAMILY ROOM STUDY BEDROOM 2 BATHROOMBEDROOM 3 ZONE ST. BATHROOM BEDROOM 3 BEDROOM 2 OFFICE ZONE KITCHEN ENSUITE MAIN BEDROOMENSUITE LANDING LANDING WET HALL HALL LANDING LANDING ROOM EAVES STORAGE BEDROOM 1 SITTING ROOM BEDROOM 4 ENSUITE ENSUITE WC UTILITY ST./UTILITY WC STUDY BATHROOM SITTING ROOM ZONE ST.
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