Castle Grove Gardens,

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Castle Grove Gardens, Ballygarth Road, Julianstown

Final Phase now on Sale – Viewings on Saturday (5th October) 10am – 11.30am.

Castle Grove Gardens is a small new housing scheme which is well located within the welcoming and relaxing village of Julianstown. Avanco Ltd can now offer discerning potential home owners with a good array of extra large houses beside a wealth of excellent amenities including numerous beaches, Laytown Train Station, the M1 Motorway and Dublin Airport. Julianstown is only 5 minutes from Junction 9 of the M1 Motorway, it is only 20 minutes to Dublin Airport, 15 minutes to Skerries and only 25 minutes to Malahide.

Construction has just commenced on site so register your interest for further information and we will keep you advised on the upcoming release of the first phase which will include mainly 3 bedroom houses.

Within immediate proximity is a good bus and train service which operates frequently into Dublin City Centre, Castle Grove Gardens provides accessibility to good employment, a strong community culture and a better way of living. The hospitality and culture of city living is only a short distance yet you can still enjoy living within the peaceful and scenic countryside surroundings.

Designed to meet the demands of modern living these houses offer well thought out accommodation with a very generous amount of both private and open space. The landscaping and natural setting further enhances the rural setting. Castle Grove Gardens offers a niche lifestyle, ideal for both young families and busy professionals, whether trading up or down.

These inviting houses at Castle Grove Gardens are spacious and elegant as well as being highly energy efficient. All new houses at Castle Grove Gardens will be designed and built to the latest edition of Building Regulations and are achieving nZEB status as a ‘BER A2’ rated house. These houses are to the highest levels of energy efficiency and will use only 30% of the energy that the equivalent house in 2005 required. This has been achieved using a combination of high-performance building fabric materials and high efficiency heating equipment. NZEB benchmark is unlikely to be surpassed for some time.

This development qualifies for Help to Buy Scheme however the house types in this final phase are above the threshold for the First Home Scheme.