Maydenhayes Mornington

hi guys a few words from me. About tiling as u see in the show houses u will get. Main and en-suit floor and walls. rest of it would be concrete or pcb board on 1st floor. I would not go for appliances from builders, there are poor quality. If u go for standard kitchen furniture think about 70/30 or full size fridge and freezer in utility room. About delay with houses expect 2 month behind schedule. We were told our house would be finished at the end of Feb and was ready middle of May last year.

we are finally settled on a house here after many months of viewing in the area, love the estate and the houses are fabulous. We are meeting the auctioneer Thursday with our booking deposit after a final viewing just to be sure can anybody help with the process? we are selling our current home and were told houses would be ready Jan 2018, how accurate are their estimations?
when you put the booking deposit down how long do you have to pay the rest of the deposit? is it on completion of house or months beforehand?
are there any hidden costs?
we are looking to tile the living space in the kitchen downstairs do they have a tiler on site you can hire for this or do you bring your own people in?
thanks, I forget the whole process its ten years since we bought our first place.

gosh I don't know what the name of the row is, the house number is 36, we provisionally pinned it until Thursday when we hand over the booking fee. Thanks for the info on the other questions.

dukeofcontent wrote: »

which houses You booked for? Regarding deposit am not sure how fast You must pay 10 percent but try to do it fast just to make sure to pay what u agreed to pay. Make sure both parties sign to got ur prices guaranteed. There is no hidden costs unless u go for some extras. There is no

if nothing has been done i don't think they will meet target with January. Unless they gonna finish other houses quickly and put all sources to finish it quickly. there is still a lot of houses in front of Yours.

Hi all,
We are looking at buying in Maydenhayes but we don't know much about the area. Would Drogheda be nearest town? Any feedback would be great.

Hi, we've put an initial deposit down on a house in Maydenhayes - does anyone know how long on average until contracts get exchanged? The estate agent said to me about 4 weeks - I thought this sounded a bit ambitious?

Ronin Magnificent Ceremony wrote: »

It depends on a number of circumstances really. We didn't receive contracts until around 4 months after paying the booking deposit as our road was still awaiting an updated planning decision. Which road are you on?

Even after we received contracts there was still a delay with the bank issuing a loan offer. All in all it took us 6 months to exchange contracts.

What I will say is that the developers countersigned within a few days of us signing so they were efficient on that front!

Thanks, we've booked near the top of Maydehayes Rd, not due to be completed until next Jan/Feb, but we're expecting delays on that if things go according to posts on here! It'll be interesting to see if there'll be delays on the contracts arriving? It would suit us if they were delayed really.

Hi everyone, just wondering at what point of the buying process did you meet/discuss with the developer regarding extras or available upgrades and did they contact you regarding these or did you initiate contact to discuss these? Thanks very much in advance!

Hi guys,
Has anyone had an issue with the address?
I bought in Maydenhayes Square, Mornington,co Meath
All documents have this address but a day before closing sale the mortgage lender took issue with the address as one letter from the builder had the address as..
Maydenhayes Square
Maydenhayes
Mornington
Co Meath
Now all documents have to be changed to this address..

Hey everyone
Just wondering what kind of extras people got in the house? Whether they were expensive
Also does anyone have the name of someone who did the snag list for them? Thanks!