RAY COOKE AUCTIONEERS are delighted to present this fantastic two-bedroom first-floor apartment to the market ideally positioned within the exclusive gated Rochford development in Kill, Co Kildare. Rochford Park is perfectly positioned in the heart of Kill Village, just off the N7 offering both a peaceful setting and a convenient location. Dublin City Centre is only 20 minutes’ drive away with Naas & Johnstown 5 minutes away offering a large variety of amenities such as schools, shops, restaurants, bars & sporting facilities. The Dublin bus passes by the entrance of the development regularly also.
Bright and spacious living accommodation of c.79 sqm comprises an entrance stairway, hallway, lounge, kitchen/diner, two double bedrooms, family bathroom and double doors from the living room lead to a sunny south facing balcony. No. 51 comes to the market in pristine condition throughout and ready to walk into with a very stylish interior. The benefits of having a south facing balcony leads to lots of natural sunlight coming into the apartment all day and your situated in a secure, gated development right in the heart of the village.
Early viewing is highly advised. Call Ray Cooke Auctioneers for further information or to arrange viewing!!
Additional features:
• C1 BER
• C. 79 Sq. M
• 2 bed 1 bath
• First floor apartment
• Two double bedrooms
• Built in wardrobes
• Large open plan living room
• Fully fitted kitchen
• Solid timber flooring
• Stylishly decorated throughout
• Immaculately presented
• Fully tiled bathroom suite
• Sunny south facing balcony
• Secure and gated development
• Ample parking
• In the heart of Kill village
Directions
Heading southbound from Dublin City centre, follow the N7 towards Kildare. Take exit 7 from N7 towards Kill/Straffan, at the first roundabout you get to, take the 2nd exit and continue until a left turn onto Rochford Avenue, continue on Rochford Avenue until you reach Rochford Park, enter through the electric gates and you go through the archway and number 51 is on the left-hand side.
