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Ledwill Park

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Just purchased a property in Ledwill Park kilcock. Anyone else out there buy one and secondly any timelines given with regard to completion times?.

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Jen Pigs Fly

merikahan wrote: »

We both are not from Ireland.Any Guidance will be helpful on choosing between Ledwill and Millerstown.

I’m in Millerstown, the worst you’re going to get RE - flooding is once or twice a path will be under water for a day or two. It doesn’t go near the houses at all. No issues with flood cover for insurance.

We looked at both but picked Millerstown, I’m not a fan of an estate in an estate in an estate feel of ledwill park (you have to drive through a few busy estates to get to the town, more cars on the roads etc).

The houses in Millerstown are amazing, we are in a 3 bed that has 3 double rooms, we have a 4ft in the box room and still have so much room.

We really liked the starling type in ledwill park, I’m a fan of large sitting rooms myself. It completely depends on what you like and how you feel.
Every house we went to see were all designed the same, the houses in Millerstown were build differently - see the birch in Millerstown which the starling is similar but smaller - and felt like they had more charm.

It’s a pity Millerstown new phase is going for the usual long and narrow 3 and 4 beds now, a la the sanderling In ledwill or any of the cairn types. They do sell better apparently

colly10

merikahan wrote: »

Any Guidance will be helpful on choosing between Ledwill and Millerstown.

In terms of the estate, I doubt there’d be much between them. For what we were looking for, Ledwill was hands down the better option, Millerstown didn’t have what we we’re looking for.
But really, it depends on what you want, it would be worth looking at the show houses in both and go with whichever has what you’re looking for.

I wouldn’t be worried about flooding in either. Millerstown has a history of it but they did alot of work building defences so it’s considered to be sorted

social butterfly 2020

No flooding issues in Ledwill Park. Millerstown has flood defences built and houses should be fine.

Commuting can be a pain like every other town in ireland.i catch the train. Its usually packed solid after it stops in Maynooth. The other option is to drive to maynooth as that has a more frequent service. The dart is planned to serve maynooth so when that happens that will be a game changer for maynooth and other towns close by.

merikahan wrote: »

Hello Everyone,

We're considering to either buy in Ledwill or Millerstown. Any issue in Ledwill regarding flooding ?

Also, how is the transportation to the Dublin city center as we both work in city center ?

Me and my partner visited Kilcock Village and people are really nice ! Small but Beautiful Village I would say.

We both are not from Ireland.Any Guidance will be helpful on choosing between Ledwill and Millerstown.

merikahan

Hello Everyone,

We're considering to either buy in Ledwill or Millerstown. Any issue in Ledwill regarding flooding ?

Also, how is the transportation to the Dublin city center as we both work in city center ?

Me and my partner visited Kilcock Village and people are really nice ! Small but Beautiful Village I would say.

We both are not from Ireland.Any Guidance will be helpful on choosing between Ledwill and Millerstown.

Rossvet

€10k jump in price of a mid terrace house since Thursday.
Well done FF as the Taxpayer lines Builders pockets.

jozi

How is everyone settling into their new homes? We're looking towards Kilcock ourselves as it ticks a lot of boxes, however, we both work in Dublin and wonder if the commute will be to much for us long term.

Anyone who's done the committee regularly (pre covid), how do you find it, how sustainable is it long term? It's possibly the only thing standing between us and a beautiful home

colly10

robinse3 wrote: »

Following the news, do you think the increase in the Help to Buy scheme will apply to us who are eligible? Did anyone else use there Help to buy funds as part of their deposit?

There’s no details up on the site yet but i’d say if your claim hasn’t been fully processed, you could always cancel your claim and reapply for 30k.

In my case, it’s processed so I doubt i’d get anywhere. At best i’d need Glenveagh to refund the full deposit, give the HTB back to revenue, cancel the claim and reapply which would obviously be very messy.

I’d say this change will apply after a certain date. This will no doubt drive prices up though so at least we shouldn’t feel too hard done by if people think prices will drop once we move in

robinse3

Following the news, do you think the increase in the Help to Buy scheme will apply to us who are eligible? Did anyone else use there Help to buy funds as part of their deposit?

social butterfly 2020

thekingof60 wrote: »

Thanks, thats very helpful.

We are going out to view a Dove type house later this week hopefully. Has anyone bought this type, and how have you found it.

Also is there any particular part of the estate which is nicer than the other areas.

Its a great house. All parts of the estate are nice.

thekingof60

AndyB94 wrote: »

In phase 2 when we signed the spec was bathrooms come tiled and there’s an upstand and extractor fan in the kitchen, mussel coloured cabinets and all rooms painted a neutral colour with fitted wardrobes in master and spare room, there’s no appliances, no shower door, no side gate, no alarm wiring.

Thanks, thats very helpful.

We are going out to view a Dove type house later this week hopefully. Has anyone bought this type, and how have you found it.

Also is there any particular part of the estate which is nicer than the other areas.

AndyB94

thekingof60 wrote: »

My partner and I are currently viewing Ledwill and am wondering what is included in the final fit out? Are appliances included ? I presume flooring isnt?

In phase 2 when we signed the spec was bathrooms come tiled and there’s an upstand and extractor fan in the kitchen, mussel coloured cabinets and all rooms painted a neutral colour with fitted wardrobes in master and spare room, there’s no appliances, no shower door, no side gate, no alarm wiring.

thekingof60

My partner and I are currently viewing Ledwill and am wondering what is included in the final fit out? Are appliances included ? I presume flooring isnt?

RedJen86

Thc24 wrote: »

Myself and partner bought on "The Way" and we were given the estimate date for snagging in December 2020. Has anyone else who bought on "The Way" been notified of this?

We bought on The Way in the phase released in Jan 2020. We’re up the top near the creche. We’ve been told November 2020. Fingers crossed all stays to plan

Ek2020

Thc24 wrote: »

Myself and partner bought on "The Way" and we were given the estimate date for snagging in December 2020. Has anyone else who bought on "The Way" been notified of this?

We bought on The Way also. We bought in the first batch 1-22 which were released along with The Park. We have been told October for the estimated completion date.

Thc24

Myself and partner bought on "The Way" and we were given the estimate date for snagging in December 2020. Has anyone else who bought on "The Way" been notified of this?

localscientist

If ye have bought, there's a facebook page here:

Has loads of info on measurements etc and people are very helpful. https://www.facebook.com/groups/437109050203377/

robinse3

Would you mind sharing the details of who you emailed in Sherry Fitz?

social butterfly 2020

Ask Sherry Fitzgerald. They got me a basic floor plan with the measurements etc shown. I reached out to the new homes section in Dublin not the Maynooth branch.

robinse3

Totally agree, would love to get flooring, kitchen appliances, furniture sorted and ready to go for when we eventually move in. There making it very awkward for buyers

colly10

I find it painful looking at the plans. Looked through all drawing on the 2 sets of plans by Glenveagh and the plans submitted by BHG and I seen none that matched the show house (different size or layout & multiple versions of the one type).

I know it's grand cause we're buying what we seen but quality drawings would still be very handy. At least it would let us buy all flooring up front and we wouldn't have to walk around the place with a measuring tape when snagging

Thc24

Thank you!!

social butterfly 2020

robinse3 wrote: »

I find you can get better information by looking at the original plans. Glenveagh took over the planning permission from a company called BHG, if you search them on the Kildare County Council website you can get loads of info

Yes I agree. However when it comes to the actual purchase itself, what's in the brochure is what your actually buying. The plans online are good but have changed more than twice at this stage.

robinse3

I find you can get better information by looking at the original plans. Glenveagh took over the planning permission from a company called BHG, if you search them on the Kildare County Council website you can get loads of info

social butterfly 2020

Thc24 wrote: »

I put a deposit for a Heron type house and planning permission on KCC looks different from glenveagh floor plans. There is quite a dramatic change. The ensuit is missing on the top floor. Can anyone advise on this?

One more question, after you gave your solicitors details, roughly how many days after did your solicitors receive the contracts?

Go by what's in the brochure and not by the KCC plans

Thc24

I put a deposit for a Heron type house and planning permission on KCC looks different from glenveagh floor plans. There is quite a dramatic change. The ensuit is missing on the top floor. Can anyone advise on this?

One more question, after you gave your solicitors details, roughly how many days after did your solicitors receive the contracts?

CoffeeMed

colly10 wrote: »

Tolow has a pic of one of the house types on the previous page that shows the brickwork for this phase

Thanks for this, hadn't spotted it! New to boards

colly10

CoffeeMed wrote: »

Hi all, put a deposit down on a house at The Way. Looks like a nice development and excited to get the ball rolling on this. House type 'The Swallow'. Reading up on it now through boards it seems people are mentioning different brickwork and density than previous phase. Anything I should be worried about? I tried to look it up on the county council website but can't find much document wise, if anyone has examples that'd be great. Thanks!

Tolow has a pic of one of the house types on the previous page that shows the brickwork for this phase

CoffeeMed

Hi all, put a deposit down on a house at The Way. Looks like a nice development and excited to get the ball rolling on this. House type 'The Swallow'. Reading up on it now through boards it seems people are mentioning different brickwork and density than previous phase. Anything I should be worried about? I tried to look it up on the county council website but can't find much document wise, if anyone has examples that'd be great. Thanks!

RedJen86

roberttkelly wrote: »

Hi all, just put a booking deposit down for a Moorhen type house on the Way. On the cancellation list for a sanderling C as we'd like the ability to convert the attic space at some point down the line and have been told that the Moorhen is unsuitable for this. Does anyone know if this is purely due to the lack of a window being in place or is the attic space itself a different height to the sanderling?

Thanks

Hi Robert the moorhen seems to be a longer narrower type house than the sanderling. I would guess it’s to do with the layout of the attic and configuration of the stairs in those houses

vinay

Morheen is the one attached to the Starling, I was informed that due to height restrictions both Morheen and Starling cannot have attic conversion.