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Waterville Terrace, Waterville, Blanchardstown

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  • 16-11-2014 8:59pm
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    harry999
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    I'm thinking of renting a two bed in waterville terrace, blanchardstown for 1200 per month. One large bedroom, and one smaller(large single). Is 1200pm expensive? What is this estate/area like ? I work in the city, are there good buses/train links. Thanks


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    athtrasna
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    Two beds in Waterville are going for around that at the moment. Personally I'd avoid Waterville Terrace, it's much higher density than the rest of Waterville.

    Waterville is a nice area. Right beside the 38 bus routes which go all the way to Baggot Street. 10 minute walk to Blanchardstown village which also offers the 39 and 70 buses. Castleknock train station is about 20 minutes walk away if you go through the hospital.

    Also a 10 minute walk from Blanchardstown Centre with shops, cinema, theatre, library, restaurants...pretty much everything you might need.


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    GLaDOS
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    harry999
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    Anybody know waterville is like ?


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    athtrasna
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    harry999 wrote: »
    Anybody know waterville is like ?

    Does my reply not count. I've only lived in Waterville for ten years!


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    Tiger Mcilroy
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    harry999 wrote: »
    Anybody know waterville is like ?

    I lived in waterville terrace for five years and its overall a very quiet development in my experience, obviously the odd party and that but that's to be expected and definitely was not the norm.

    Close to all amenities in the area and transport links so if your working in the city centre and living in blanch for example its grand with a good few options with the bus or train.

    Its a nice area and you cant really go wrong.


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    flutterberry
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    Hi All. Hope someone can help with advice. I am thinking about buying a 2 bed apartment in Scariff Hall in Waterville and am just wondering about the area. Build quality, management company is the area safe? Etc. Thanks :)


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    Caranica
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    flutterberry wrote: »
    Hi All. Hope someone can help with advice. I am thinking about buying a 2 bed apartment in Scariff Hall in Waterville and am just wondering about the area. Build quality, management company is the area safe? Etc. Thanks :)

    I wouldn't be a fan of Waterville Terrace, especially the taller blocks like Scariff Hall. Very high density. Sound bounces around outside so there's a lot of noise to deal with. Particularly on brighter evenings, lots of football/cricket on the green. Can be noisy internally too.

    Area is safe. Did hear of a break in somewhere in Waterville last week but thankfully those are very rare.

    Lots of great apartments in other parts of Waterville.


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