The north county Dublin seaside villages of Rush and Lusk attract many first-time buyers because of reasonable prices and good amenities. This week new homes are for sale at Tayleurs Point and Brookford in Rush and at Dun Emer in Lusk
Tayleurs Point/from €255,000: Sherry FitzGerald New Homes is launching one of the last phases of townhouses at the successful Tayleurs Point scheme at Quay Road, Rush this week.
On offer is one two-bedroom semi-detached townhouse of 89 sq m (954 sq ft) priced €255,000, and 12 three-bedroom townhouses of 101 sq m (1,088 sq ft) priced from €275,000-€290,000.
The three-bedroom townhouses have a spacious kitchen cum breakfast room to the front with Shaker maple cupboards and livingroom to the rear with patio doors to a rear garden. The main bedroom is also en suite.
Close to Rush Harbour, Tayleurs Point is on an elevated site with great sea views out to Lambay Island.
A narrow strip of tillage between the houses and the sea is to be preserved for growing.
One of the attractions of the scheme is the rail link from Rush/Lusk station (about three miles away) to the capital and the ease of access to Swords, the M1, Dublin Airport and the M50.
Standard features include Nolan fitted kitchens, fitted wardrobes, a fireplace in livingrooms, gas-fired central heating, granite window cills, double glazing, and Country Manor brick elevations.
The scheme is being developed by Logancourt Properties. Tayleurs Point is a mix of two, three and four-bedroom homes. Almost all homes are complete.
Showhouses will be on view this Saturday and Sunday.
