maon04 wrote: » Hi! No problem! Actually the last few 4 beds available are including flooring and appliances (you can check the description on daft.ie too but I know because I am actually in the process of buying one! The builder has included this -perhaps due to covid?/demand/not selling as fast as he wanted- but doesn't specify what are the appliances.. and I am curious!)
social butterfly 2020 wrote: » Wouldnt buy anything with pylons that close to houses. Most European countries have banned that practise.
buffalo wrote: » oh, sorry for my mistake so. Is it possible they're showhouses? I would expect with the default kitchen, you'd get a hob, double oven, microwave and fridge freezer. There are spaces for each of those to be integrated or mounted. Dishwasher is a maybe, there's a space for that also, but sounds like my information is out of date!
maon04 wrote: » Haha it's all good! I should have given that info to begin with... but yes, we did a viewing and the state agents couldn't confirm 100% what is included. We hope that includes what the showhouse has, what you basically said (hopefully a washing machine too!) Hopefully someone knows! We need start counting every penny we have you know😂
hi! wrote: » How much are the 4 beds with flooring and appliances? Had enquires about the 3 beds but was told 415 which seems too much for 3 bed
maon04 wrote: » The 4 beds are 465k. As far as I know only n02 and 53 left! N02 is 470k because has a south facing garden and because its quite long. The 3 beds were 415k indeed but on the last phase they increased to 430k because of the south facing gardens... I think some were still 415k like N12 (which is a 3 bed louisa) and that one was still available last time I heard... we didn't go for it because you will have the apartments overlooking your garden... 0 privacy... Just to clarify the 415k 3 bed louisas doesnt include flooring or appliances, that is only for the 465k ones! But if you do get a 3 bed honestly they are very spacious and defo worth it in my opinion..
hi! wrote: » Thank you! Best of luck with your purchase. Priced out of the 4 beds unfortunately and 430 is just too much for a 3 bed imo. We will hopefully find something eventually!
maon04 wrote: » 1) On the tiles allowance... Does that includes the bathroom floors? Or is only the splash in the kitchen & walls for the bathrooms? I wonder? How many designs can you choose from? Is there any catalogue we could look at?
maon04 wrote: » 2) When they call you from the Gallagher Kitchens to pick colours etc. How many colours can you pick? Can you pick colour of handles, colour of the laminate counter tops...?
maon04 wrote: » 3) Are the side gates included with the house? Is the builder paying for it or is that coming from our pockets? Saw many houses without them still..
buffalo wrote: » I can tell you our experiences from a while back, but I don't know how much has changed - we didn't get floors or appliances for instance. Tile allowance covers anywhere you want tiles - bathroom, en suite, WC, kitchen, etc. We met the tiler down in Naas in (I think) btw, and had our pick from the selection there. Gallaghers weren't great in telling you what they could do.We went to their showroom, and only later realised we could alter the fitted wardrobes to include drawers (extra cost of course). You can pick colour, type of paint (the cheapest doesn't let you paint over it later), type of handles, anything I think. Nope, nobody else got side gates.
maon04 wrote: » That was super helpful, thanks a mill!! ���� One question on the tiler, Do you remember the name of the company?
maon04 wrote: » That was super helpful, thanks a mill!! 😊😊 One question on the tiler, Do you remember the name of the company?
MauriceRKK wrote: » Finally moved in to this estate after many delays :-) Can anyone recommend where I can get a shower door supplied and fitted please? Have looked at a lot of places online but would rather go with a recommendation from someone who has dealt with a tradesman / contractor directly. TIA
stdidit wrote: » Congrats We used Shower Doors Online and would recommend. They supply and fit and found their prices reasonable. Arrived when they said they would, took about an hour and have no complaints with the product.
McMahon25 wrote: » Hi, I see there are 2 units still available. 2x Castletown type 4 beds at 465k and 470k. We're strongly considering putting a deposit down on one of them but a little concerned about the pylons (aesthetics as well as health) as they are quite close to the two remaining units. Anyone any advice on this? Also, they seem very expensive compared to Barnhall and other similar estates. Has anyone moved into a Castletown type? I know it seems petty but they don't have some of the features I loved in some of the 3 beds like the walk in wardrobe etc and room sizes seem small but I'm only basing that on the floor plans on their website. Can anyone advice us about any of these concerns or buying / living in Westfield in general? We love the look of the houses and know Leixlip well. Perhaps its just first time buyers doubt / nerves! Thanks!
DubLad69 wrote: » I would say go for it. They are just a little outside of our budget at the moment, otherwise we would be taking one of them. I wouldn't compare the prices to Barnhall. Barnhall has hundreds of houses and duplexes and is right on the edge of a motorway. The houses in Westfield are also bigger and better quality in my opinion. You should really visit them, and as many more as you can. I had to visit about 10 different developments in person before I knew what I actually wanted from my house. And it was very different from what I thought I wanted when looking online.
Eric Cartman wrote: » Just keep an eye on local planning applications as one of the developers did try shoehorn in a load of social apartments in there and I suspect they'll try again in another phase. If all the residents object in a timely manor it could scupper that and keep the estate nice.
buffalo wrote: » The proposed apartment blocks (don't think they were dedicated social housing) are still with ABP: http://www.pleanala.ie/casenum/307653.htm (That November 23rd decision date is now January 18th.) The revised creche application is also with KCC pending further information from Little Harvard. That deadline is March 2021, despite one of the FI queries essentially being "why wasn't this built in 2019?"
maon04 wrote: » Hi! Does anyone knows what company the broadband services are pre wired to in Westfield? I think it was Virgin? Can't remember! Any recommendations? Thank you!
MauriceRKK wrote: » Silly question here....can anyone tell me at what time on Thursday's do Panda collect at? Early in the AM? I don't want to be that guy creeping out the window to see if my neighbours have put their bins out��
the_syco wrote: » Check here? https://www.mypanda.ie
maon04 wrote: » Hi! Anyone can tell me their experience with the snag list? Do they give you an specific amount of time to do it, did you find many things to fix, do you recommend to look in specific areas in the house/outside? Any help will be much appreciated as we will do ours shortly! Thank you!
stdidit wrote: » Sounds like you are going to do it yourself? Nothing wrong with that if you know what you're doing but sounds like you might be better get a professional in to do it. Great piece of mind in it as they check everything and give you a detailed report. The houses in Westfield are built to a high standard, and very well finished, so it was only small cosmetic stuff in our case.
maon04 wrote: » Thank you! We are bringing a friend of ours that is a builder himself but he wont have time to do the snag just to look around and point major issues if he sees them. Thats good to know, that in your case it was cosmetic bits! Any ideas / layouts available for the snag list? Im just super new on this so not sure how to do it. We will be bringing copies of the floor plan and our idea was to mark on the paper wherever needs to be done. How long it took for the builder to fix things from your snag list? Thanks
