7 Chestnut Glen, Glenealy, Wicklow

€400,000

Beds	2 beds
Price	€400,000
Property Type	Detached House
Size	97.2 meters²
Energy Rating	BER-C3
Refreshed on	Aug 7, 2025
Eircode	A67 K201
Group Name	Derek Byrne Property Consultants
Sales License Number	003778

Description

Tucked away in a quiet cul de sac, this immaculate detached modern home features an exceptionally innovative upside-down design that makes the most of its secluded setting in the picturesque village of Glenealy. Thanks to this clever architectural approach, there are two bedrooms on the lower floor, including the main bedroom with its own walk-in wardrobe and ensuite bathroom, while the upper floor is home to a large living room, a generously sized kitchen-dining room, and a family bathroom. Connecting the two floors is a bright and airy roof-height entrance hall at ground floor level, with two half-flights of stairs – one leading down to the lower floor and the other up to the upper. This home was originally a three-bedroom property, but the third bedroom was reconfigured to enlarge the kitchen/dining space, resulting in an expansive open-plan layout ideal for modern family living. This is a well-maintained and beautifully presented contemporary home featuring a larger garden than others in the cul-de-sac. LOCATION Number 7 Chestnut Glen is tucked away in a quiet cul de sac just a short walk from Glenealy village centre, where local shops and services include a convenience store, a coffee shop, a pub, and a garden centre and café. Glenealy is 8km from Wicklow town, 5.4km from Rathnew and 7.9 from Rathdrum. This puts it within easy reach of the excellent choice of schools, shops, supermarkets, cafes, restaurants, sporting facilities and recreational amenities that make this part of County Wicklow such a popular lifestyle choice. The county’s three largest towns are all within easy driving distance - Greystones (20 minutes) and Bray and Arklow (both 25 minutes). Glenealy’s location close to the heart of the Garden County also means it is ideally placed to explore the many stately gardens, forest parks, woodland walks, mountain trails and other natural amenities Wicklow has to offer. Glenealy is served by a regular bus service (the 133) to Dublin, while the railway station in Wicklow town provides a further commuting option to the city. The M11 motorway is less than five minutes away, providing onward access to Dublin, the M50 and other East Coast destinations. This part of County Wicklow offers an excellent range of schools, including Wicklow Educate Together NS, Colaiste Chill Mhantain, East Glendalough School, Gaelscoil Chill Mhantain, Abbey Community College, Avondale Community College and Rainbows Pre-School. Nearby Wicklow town has a great selection of recreational attractions and amenities, including the harbour with its two piers and the surrounding Murrough area, the coastal wetlands and the local strand, all of which are popular with walkers and nature lovers. Glenealy enjoys a very active GAA scene including a successful hurling and camogie club, while the village also has its own badminton club. Nearby Wicklow town is home to a host of clubs catering for a wide variety of sports, including GAA (St. Patrick’s), soccer (Wicklow AFC), rugby (Wicklow Rugby Club), tennis (Wicklow LTC), golf, hockey, sailing, athletics, horse-riding, sailing and rowing. Call us today to arrange a viewing of this unique, must-see property.

BER Details

BER: C3

Description

BER Details

BER: C3