Gonzo wrote: » I think a chunk of Dun Rioga has been sold for social housing?
SM24308 wrote: » Can I ask where wother of you heard this? I have bought in Dun Ríoga and there has no been mention of this and no block sale of houses which would suggest social housing. There are 6 social houses in phase 2, as per government requirements
Conrad83 wrote: » How are you finding Dun Rioga?
SM24308 wrote: » We're actually moving in soon, we bought in phase 2 and should be snagging this month. Phase 2 is sold out, I was speaking to estate agent on Saturday and he said they will be selling the only 4 bed left in the next few weeks, it's in phase 1. There is going to be a third phase built though behind phase 1. Not sure how big buy the land has been zoned for housing and Castlethorn have purchased it
Conrad83 wrote: » That's a different story to what we were told when we were down a few weeks ago. We were told there are more 4 beds being sold in the next phase but it will be Spring sometime, possibly April. We have been down to The Willows and Dun Rioga about 4 or 5 times since October and honestly get told a different story every single time. So frustrating! Suppose they can only go by what info the builders give them.
Mimi1980 wrote: » We are thinking of buying in Dunshaughlin, Co Meath. Probably The Willows. Did anyone manage to negotiate the price on the properties? Anyone else worried that is will be so noisy all the time as the plan is to build 900+ houses. Would you recommend this place to live?
Conrad83 wrote: » We have also bought in the Willows and there was no entertaining any sort of a price reduction whatsoever. EA basically laughed at me. Said new builds are not seeing any price falls only 2nd hand houses and so far only the overpriced ones in Dublin.
Ladybug14 wrote: » I’m interested in next phase in the willows. Does anyone know how much the 2 beds went for?? Are they very small?? The houses to the front are red brick but a yellow coloured brick towards the back of the estate, is there a difference in the houses? Thanks in advance
conal08 wrote: » I was wondering about The Willows development and the proximity to bus services into and out of Dublin. From what I can see on Google Maps (Street View from 2019) there is no footpath toward the bus stop just 6 minutes south of the development. Has this changed in recent times or is there a stop closer to the development itself?
kavo89 wrote: » Does anybody know if there is any plans for new developments, apart from next phases that are planned on current developments.
Hi all, interested in buying in the next phase in The Willows, anyone know when the next release will be ? Can’t get much info. from either Dillon or Hooke&MacDonald. Does anyone know is there a huge waiting list ? What were the prices like in the last release for a 3-bed semi detached?
3 bed where from 395 up to 425 I believe.
Waiting list is quite extensive I believe. I'd get in touch with Hooke and McDonald more so then Dillions
Hi Justin, thanks for your reply. Just wondering, how do you know what the prices were, have you bought yourself in the area ? If so, was this during the last release ? Could you tell me when they had the last release and whether you know anything about any future releases? Both Hooke & Dillon’s haven’t been giving me much info. re the next release.
New Release of three bedroom houses now available. Open viewings take place Thursday, Sept 29, 4-5pm and Saturday, 1st October 10-11am.
https://thewillows.ie/location/?fbclid=IwAR2Bi_JrH3RD22IMFT-2AM_c2l2bQz3agBvXWiToNC1aeJf8ePB01-5ZJlw
Hi all,
We are planning to move to the Willows in Dunshaughlin or Ashbourne. Do you have any pros and cons living in the Willows estate as it is our priority. Do you know when the construction of the creche and primary school start? Also, is there any construction of a new park which is on the development plan?
We have 2 years old. We are moving from Dublin. Ashbourne is also in our list as it offers more in terms of creches, primary schoos, GPs and retail shops etcs
any advice would be appreciated