The latest phase of Clay Farm, Leopardstown, Dublin 18, went to the market last week recording 25 sales over just two days. All 11 x 3 beds houses were snapped up and 14 x 4 beds were sale agreed following the first viewings.
The latest phase of Clay Farm, Leopardstown, Dublin 18, went to the market last week recording 25 sales over just two days. All 11 x 3 beds houses were snapped up and 14 x 4 beds were sale agreed following the first viewings.
Park Developments, who have been at the forefront of residential development in South County Dublin over the past 30 years, have instructed Savills to market the properties comprising of 3 and 4 bedroom NZEB (Nearly Zero Energy Buildings) homes ranging between 1,200 sq.ft and 1,779 sq.ft in size. Prices range from between €490,000 - €635,000.
Clay Farm provides prospective buyers with a choice of five house types that meet the highest building standards. Each 3 and 4 bed house is designed for sustainable living with energy saving technologies, superfast broadband and high build quality throughout. Each home has the benefit of two dedicated parking spaces and back garden patio areas – perfect for summer barbeques and alfresco dining.
Situated in the heart of South County Dublin in the thriving community of Leopardstown, Clay Farm has the advantage of city living in a country setting. 14 plus acres of Clay Farm are a designated eco-parkland, giving residents the freedom to explore with educational tracks and trails.
Furthermore, with the picturesque Dublin Mountains situated to the rear of the development, hiking enthusiasts, mountain bike adventurers, or even those in search of a leisurely stroll with stunning scenery will have their outdoor needs catered for at Clay Farm.
Clay Farm has the advantage of an address that is connected to the city centre and beyond with great transport infrastructure and services. The M50 road network is only three minutes away providing flexibility when travelling northbound and southbound, while the N11 facilitates easy travelling to seaside towns. The Luas green line station is situated across the road from Clay Farm serving the city centre in just 28 minutes, in addition to local business destinations like Sandyford, Carrickmines and Cherrywood.
David Browne from Savills commented:
“We are very pleased to see the continued strong demand at Clay Farm, Dublin 18. This development has out-performed all local competition since launching initially in 2017. Last week’s successful sales launch is an important market indicator, further demonstrating demand for quality new homes in the best locations”