Weaselmin wrote: » Does anyone have a copy of the latest price list? Noticed on daft it says 3-beds starting at 390k, but in the description it says 415k!
dorianganessa wrote: » Hey guys, I was just there earlier checking on the construction progress and I noticed a very powerful sewer like smell. Any idea what it was? Is it something recurring?
stdidit wrote: » I think the smell you are referring to is actually slurry! There is certainly a good smell of it in the air this evening. No issues with sewage smells that I've noticed.
dorianganessa wrote: » Does this happen often? It seemed odd, I've never smelled anything any time I've been there
fall wrote: » Any update on the Creche and play area?
JudyHz wrote: » Does anyone have the floor plan with approximate dimensions for the Louisa? I’m mostly interested on the living room because of that angled corner that is challenging to find a corner sofa to fit there.
maon04 wrote: » Hi! I have a question on the Louisas. Does anyone knows if the 135sq/m includes the atic space? Also, Does anyone knows if there is any Louisas left? Thanks!
MauriceRKK wrote: » Hey all, Did any of you snag your home without electricity connected? Builders have told me Electric Ireland can't connect power until 25th November, snag is booked for this Friday 6th November. Not sure what to do if I'm honest.
buffalo wrote: » In fairness to the builders, they were great at fixing a lot of post-move in snags for us. However, electrics are a massive part of the house especially considering no oil/gas. You'd want to be checking all the radiators, lights, fans (and isolators). And can you check the water flow in all taps and pressure without an operating pump in the hot press? I'd be holding off.
MauriceRKK wrote: » Very good point buffalo, I heard very good things re: standard in this estate but the inability to check heating and potentially taps etc is what puts me off. It was suggested to me it might be possible to get the snagger in for a second snag to check electrics etc but I have zero experience with these things (first time buyer) and am reluctant to do that now. The problem is the pain this will cause re: delays to moving, I'm told 2-3 weeks after snagging for handover. Not a huge deal but will put a dent in plans for flooring etc. as it might be tight getting it done pre-christmas. Thanks for the sound advice.
buffalo wrote: » I know when you're so close to finalising everything, it's tempting to cut a few corners - especially close to Christmas. We did our snag 20/21ish November and got the keys 8th or 12th of December. There was only one tricky snag that required re-plastering a section of wall (and it took a couple of goes), the rest were easily fixed. So if you're lucky with snags, it's doable to at least be in by Christmas! We painted the floors with a sealant to keep the dust down, took the pressure off to get the floors done when we didn't know what we wanted. edit: Also, I wouldn't be surprised if they're under pressure/incentives to close some sales before Christmas, so hold your ground and you might get some very rapid fixes done!
Dec2020 wrote: » Does virgin media broadband work in the estate?
Dec2020 wrote: » Thanks for that! Do you have to get the engineer out to set it up or is it plug in and go?
Dec2020 wrote: » That's handy, mine doesn't I just have the TV socket
maon04 wrote: » Hello! A couple of questions! I am looking for the layout with sizes of the Castletown 4bed (Gable entrance).. Anyone? (And thanks!!) Also, Does anyone (who had purchased a 4bed with floors and appliances) knows exactly what appliances are included on that 4 bed? The only thing I know is that the brand they use is Normende... Thank you in advance!
buffalo wrote: » I couldn't tell you measurements, but I can tell you there are no appliances included. You can buy a package from the kitchen suppliers (Gallagher's), but what's in it may vary.
