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Shackleton Park, Lucan

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    #452
    dn2017
    Registered Users Posts: 59 ✭✭dn2017


    I personally don't think we will be snagging till the end of October. Still a good bit to be done on the houses but Cairn Homes did say they will be in touch the middle of October.


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    #453
    corre10
    Registered Users Posts: 73 ✭✭corre10


    dn2017 wrote: »
    I personally don't think we will be snagging till the end of October. Still a good bit to be done on the houses but Cairn Homes did say they will be in touch the middle of October.

    We think so too, there still seemed to be a lot of landscaping and external work to do. Getting close though, which only makes me more impatient!


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    #454
    corre10
    Registered Users Posts: 73 ✭✭corre10


    My OH spotted an ad on Facebook by Realli for an 'open day' on 13 October for Shackleton Park. Anyone think this means open house ? It looks like might be next phase launch as well...


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    #455
    Checki0610
    Registered Users Posts: 48 ✭Checki0610


    Did yous see they have changed the brochure for the second phase, the esb spots now say bin stores.

    Does anyone know for definite with the B types whether the plans on the updated sdcc and a link someone had posted on fb which shows overall size of 114 sq m is right or is it what the brochure says 112 sq m?


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    #456
    Nastygal2511
    Registered Users Posts: 77 ✭✭Nastygal2511


    Hi,

    Just wondering where you seen the updated plan?


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    #457
    Checki0610
    Registered Users Posts: 48 ✭Checki0610


    Nastygal2511 wrote: »
    Hi,

    Just wondering where you seen the updated plan?

    It’s just in the brochure when you go to shackletonpark website

    https://static1.squarespace.com/static/5900aaa1725e25fbabc6c901/t/59c4fd682aeba5101ca2d182/1506082189580/Shackleton_Park_web.pdf


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    #458
    8090xl
    Registered Users Posts: 29 ✭8090xl


    Hi guys,

    Would somebody know what the height of the tiles are?

    Just to know how many millimeters we have for the underlay+laminate?

    Just wondering as it would be weird to have laminate boards that would end up being higher than the tiles..

    Thanks


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    #459
    Skelp
    Registered Users Posts: 37 ✭Skelp


    Checki0610 wrote: »
    Did yous see they have changed the brochure for the second phase, the esb spots now say bin stores.

    Does anyone know for definite with the B types whether the plans on the updated sdcc and a link someone had posted on fb which shows overall size of 114 sq m is right or is it what the brochure says 112 sq m?

    Measurements for B type in the brochure are exactly the same as the original brochure. Don't think they have been updated.


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    #460
    Checki0610
    Registered Users Posts: 48 ✭Checki0610


    Skelp wrote: »
    Measurements for B type in the brochure are exactly the same as the original brochure. Don't think they have been updated.


    Ye I know but on the updated sdcc website the plans show the overall sq m 114 not 112 and it says they were updated and someone also posted this on Facebook a while ago too.


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    #461
    Checki0610
    Registered Users Posts: 48 ✭Checki0610


    Skelp wrote: »
    Measurements for B type in the brochure are exactly the same as the original brochure. Don't think they have been updated.



    http://www.sdublincoco.ie/viewdocument.aspx?fileid=5854782


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    #462
    Nastygal2511
    Registered Users Posts: 77 ✭✭Nastygal2511


    House type C not updated on any plans, still showing the breakfast bar in the kitchen.


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    #463
    audi5
    Registered Users Posts: 59 ✭✭audi5


    Anyone buying type A house in Shackleton and keen on getting to see the end product, have a look at new E1/E4 show house at Parkside. Its essentially the same house as Type A Shackleton, except a couple of minor differences.

    Interior was probably by Optimise design again and looked great. House is lot bigger than previous 4 bed type A show house there.


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    #464
    Adel12
    Registered Users Posts: 14 ✭Adel12


    audi5 wrote: »
    Anyone buying type A house in Shackleton and keen on getting to see the end product, have a look at new E1/E4 show house at Parkside. Its essentially the same house as Type A Shackleton, except a couple of minor differences.

    Interior was probably by Optimise design again and looked great. House is lot bigger than previous 4 bed type A show house there.[/quotep]


    Yeh I'm buying an A too. Dying to see interior too..did you go to the new parkside ones or are they available online to view?


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    #465
    MaxPower131
    Registered Users Posts: 107 ✭✭MaxPower131


    audi5 wrote: »
    Anyone buying type A house in Shackleton and keen on getting to see the end product, have a look at new E1/E4 show house at Parkside. Its essentially the same house as Type A Shackleton, except a couple of minor differences.

    Interior was probably by Optimise design again and looked great. House is lot bigger than previous 4 bed type A show house there.

    Did you know what other types of showhouses Parkside had today?


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    #466
    audi5
    Registered Users Posts: 59 ✭✭audi5


    Yea I was there this afternoon, and don't think new show houses are available online.

    There was this old 4 bed A-type (150 sqm), E1/E4 (165 sqm), and H4 (148 sqm) show houses. I didn't ask for three bed ones.

    E1/E4 is like Type A in Shackleton. H4 seemed like Type C in Shackleton on ground and first floors but had three stories, two beds + study on first floor, and another two beds on second floor.

    E1/E4 were available, priced at 395 for mid-terrace and 410/420 for end-terrace/semi. Not sure why there is 40-50K premium in Clongriffen for the exact same house, maybe due to dart line. They had no H4 available I think.


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    #467
    Adel12
    Registered Users Posts: 14 ✭Adel12


    Must try get out to see it. What date are you due to have your type A ? We were told early November..will wait and see. Did the equivalent in Parkside have the extra storage room in the sitting room? Keen to see how that is going to work.


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    #468
    Starfish5000
    Registered Users Posts: 33 ✭Starfish5000


    Was up at the site tday and they have started to build the bin depot on Shackleton way between 6 and 7 - it won't let me attach the pics but it doesn't look too big which is good


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    #469
    Starfish5000
    Registered Users Posts: 33 ✭Starfish5000


    Starfish5000 wrote: »
    Was up at the site tday and they have started to build the bin depot on Shackleton way between 6 and 7 - it won't let me attach the pics but it doesn't look too big which is good

    Here are the pics


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    #470
    Starfish5000
    Registered Users Posts: 33 ✭Starfish5000


    Starfish5000 wrote: »
    Here are the pics

    First pic is off 8-13 Shackleton way
    And second pic is of the bin storage between 6 and 7 Shackleton way


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    #471
    corre10
    Registered Users Posts: 73 ✭✭corre10


    Adel12 wrote: »
    audi5 wrote: »
    Anyone buying type A house in Shackleton and keen on getting to see the end product, have a look at new E1/E4 show house at Parkside. Its essentially the same house as Type A Shackleton, except a couple of minor differences.

    Interior was probably by Optimise design again and looked great. House is lot bigger than previous 4 bed type A show house there.[/quotep]


    Yeh I'm buying an A too. Dying to see interior too..did you go to the new parkside ones or are they available online to view?

    We were out there ourselves yesterday! we were very impressed with the newer A type (E1/E4 in Parkside). The biggest surprise was the change to the size of the two top floor bedrooms just by altering the ridge height the space gained is brilliant. We could tell the slightly smaller kitchen size compared to the original design but didn't feel too small, considering there as about twelve people in the room at the time. I was interested to see the smaller sized windows made a difference and thankfully didn't feel like it made too much difference.

    Overall very happy with the A type, anyone have any updates on completion dates?


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    #472
    corre10
    Registered Users Posts: 73 ✭✭corre10


    Adel12 wrote: »
    Must try get out to see it. What date are you due to have your type A ? We were told early November..will wait and see. Did the equivalent in Parkside have the extra storage room in the sitting room? Keen to see how that is going to work.

    Parkside didn't have the little storage room off the living room, we were looking for it as well! Mind if I ask where your A type is in Shackleton?


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    #473
    audi5
    Registered Users Posts: 59 ✭✭audi5


    Adel12 wrote: »
    Must try get out to see it. What date are you due to have your type A ? We were told early November..will wait and see. Did the equivalent in Parkside have the extra storage room in the sitting room? Keen to see how that is going to work.

    No extra door in the living room in Parkside E1/E4. However space underneath the stairs is still accessible through the utility room, so I have no idea why they decided to put the door in living room. I suspect it wont be a full height door either.. Hopefully it wont look strange..


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    #474
    audi5
    Registered Users Posts: 59 ✭✭audi5


    corre10 wrote: »
    Adel12 wrote: »

    We were out there ourselves yesterday! we were very impressed with the newer A type (E1/E4 in Parkside). The biggest surprise was the change to the size of the two top floor bedrooms just by altering the ridge height the space gained is brilliant. We could tell the slightly smaller kitchen size compared to the original design but didn't feel too small, considering there as about twelve people in the room at the time. I was interested to see the smaller sized windows made a difference and thankfully didn't feel like it made too much difference.

    Overall very happy with the A type, anyone have any updates on completion dates?

    Yes it works lot better than Parkside A type I think, with additional space on first and second floors. Bedrooms are bigger, and second floor store/loft room can be used as a bedroom or entertainment room as its lot bigger than Parkside A type. Probably be bit smaller in Shackleton due to bigger HP area which is across the whole length of the wall.

    Also change in second floor window/ridge made master room bigger and nicer. Bit disappointed with the fact that they decided to reduce the window height in Shackleton on first floor front bedroom though.


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    #475
    Adel12
    Registered Users Posts: 14 ✭Adel12


    corre10 wrote: »
    Parkside didn't have the little storage room off the living room, we were looking for it as well! Mind if I ask where your A type is in Shackleton?



    We're Shackleton Walk. You? Thanks for update about Parkside. Great to hear the upstairs is roomier. Is kitchen smaller because no extension jutting out? I didn't really pay much heed to that originally but am sure it'll be grand!


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    #476
    Adel12
    Registered Users Posts: 14 ✭Adel12


    audi5 wrote: »
    No extra door in the living room in Parkside E1/E4. However space underneath the stairs is still accessible through the utility room, so I have no idea why they decided to put the door in living room. I suspect it wont be a full height door either.. Hopefully it wont look strange..

    Yes hoping it works too! Not too bothered just eager to actually see it in place. Wonder is there a small bit of space beyond utility that can only be accessed via living room. Can't see the logic otherwise. We were thinking of getting the wall to wall shelves like in the show house Parkside which can't really happen if that door is regular size.


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    #477
    spx3
    Registered Users Posts: 23 ✭spx3


    has anyone head more about the open day that Realli posted about on facebook? Dying to get access to the site!!


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    #478
    corre10
    Registered Users Posts: 73 ✭✭corre10


    Adel12 wrote: »
    We're Shackleton Walk. You? Thanks for update about Parkside. Great to hear the upstairs is roomier. Is kitchen smaller because no extension jutting out? I didn't really pay much heed to that originally but am sure it'll be grand!

    We're on Shackleton Place. We realised the difference in size when making a few changes in the kitchen. It's short a 400mm unit I think, at least. I'm not sure how the overall size of the house is the same if it's lost some size in the kitchen I can't make sense of it really!


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    #479
    corre10
    Registered Users Posts: 73 ✭✭corre10


    spx3 wrote: »
    has anyone head more about the open day that Realli posted about on facebook? Dying to get access to the site!!

    Do you think it means the site will be open ? Would be great!


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    #480
    spx3
    Registered Users Posts: 23 ✭spx3


    corre10 wrote: »
    Do you think it means the site will be open ? Would be great!

    I've no idea and it's not on the official Shackleton Park facebook site so wondering if it was a mistake


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    #481
    dn2017
    Registered Users Posts: 59 ✭✭dn2017


    spx3 wrote: »
    has anyone head more about the open day that Realli posted about on facebook? Dying to get access to the site!!

    I was chatting to Winston on Friday and I asked was it a show house going to be showed on the day but he said no it's going to be a marketing suite AGAIN!


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