Shackleton Park, Lucan

flachi · 22-12-2018 11:47pm

The price of a 4 bed semi d is now from 395000. In October they were 380.

yakoub · 29-12-2018 2:10pm

This social housing is really worrying, my wife and I were going to buy a property in Shackleton until we heard about these 60 apartments in the middle of the compound. I have read before that the owners were going to reach out to Cairn about this, did anybody manage to get any response from them?

LauraMarieA · 11-01-2019 11:26pm

Hi,

I am wondering does anyone know if cairn are willing to give you an allowance for tiles rather than getting the standard ones?

Thanks

5uspect · 12-01-2019 12:28am

LauraMarieA wrote: »

Hi,

I am wondering does anyone know if cairn are willing to give you an allowance for tiles rather than getting the standard ones?

Thanks

We were told that it comes as is, they weren’t keen on changing things. We asked in particular about the silly power sockets up high in the bedrooms.

Wingman2010 · 05-02-2019 2:10am

Hi all. I’ve been reading this thread with interest the last while. I’m fully aware of part v and that the apartments there are going to be used for social housing, but I’ve accepted it as it will be in every new build. I’ve recently put down a deposit for house in phase II in Shackleton. I have been told it will be ready for snagging in March. I’m actually hoping it will be delayed as I’m in no rush and every month it’s delayed I’ve more money saved! For anyone who has moved in am I right in saying that bathrooms are only tiled & residents will need to tile the kitchen and put floorings down in the hallway and all bedrooms, stairs etc? I’m just seeing how much money I need to put aside for this.

Can you ask Cairns to put down tiles in the kitchen if you pay extra for this? (I expect not). I’ve been told the kitchen is in so unfortunately I don’t get the opportunity to make any tweaks there. I think they tiled the kitchens in phase I. If anyone has any other tips in relation to Shackleton I’d very much appreciate them. Does anyone know if there are any plans for a decent centra or anything like that in Shackleton as there would be demand for such a shop? Thanks!!

xalot · 06-02-2019 10:36am

Congrats on your house purchase. All the houses have finished on time, or early so I wouldn't plan on delays.

Apparently a shopping centre has gone out to tender, the plans are on the south dublin county council website. It'll be just past the apartment block in the phase 2 section. Plans for the new park look fantastic too.

There's a very active facebook page for Shackleton keyholders, you should look it up.

Wingman2010 · 06-02-2019 2:07pm

xalot wrote: »

Congrats on your house purchase. All the houses have finished on time, or early so I wouldn't plan on delays.

Apparently a shopping centre has gone out to tender, the plans are on the south dublin county council website. It'll be just past the apartment block in the phase 2 section. Plans for the new park look fantastic too.

There's a very active facebook page for Shackleton keyholders, you should look it up.

Many thanks. I better reactivate my Facebook account so which I deleted a few months ago!!

Liamo1978 · 09-02-2019 1:22pm

Like Wingman2010 I have read through all the threads on the forum but am a bit more concerned with what might become of the social housing situation and how it will affect the area in years to come as children become teenagers.

We have been savings for years and FINALLY have our deposit. Lucan has always appealed to us as a nice area to bring up our kids. I went up to Shackleton a few times and it seems really quiet which is great.

However, I have done my research and last week I received a letter from Cairn saying that there will be 71 apartments for social housing. Seems to be way more than the required 10% as the plans are for less than 600 houses.

Does anyone on here know when the apartments will be finished and when people will start moving in to them? I would like to check the area out then before parting with all my hard earned cash or is Cairn planning on selling all the houses first before making the apartments available to social tenants?

There seems to be no plans for a shopping center either, it looks to be for an off-licence and a shop according to SDCC online.

resident_1 · 09-02-2019 3:29pm

Liamo1978 wrote: »

Like Wingman2010 I have read through all the threads on the forum but am a bit more concerned with what might become of the social housing situation and how it will affect the area in years to come as children become teenagers.

We have been savings for years and FINALLY have our deposit. Lucan has always appealed to us as a nice area to bring up our kids. I went up to Shackleton a few times and it seems really quiet which is great.

However, I have done my research and last week I received a letter from Cairn saying that there will be 71 apartments for social housing. Seems to be way more than the required 10% as the plans are for less than 600 houses.

Does anyone on here know when the apartments will be finished and when people will start moving in to them? I would like to check the area out then before parting with all my hard earned cash or is Cairn planning on selling all the houses first before making the apartments available to social tenants?

There seems to be no plans for a shopping center either, it looks to be for an off-licence and a shop according to SDCC online.

You are correct. Shackleton is a nice quiet place to live. A mix of young families and young couples. Less than 5 rental properties. Alot of first time buyers. Shackleton Park has a very proactive residents committee, who have been excellent to date at sorting out small issues in the estate through the developer and management company.

If you reference the Adamstown SDZ plans for Tobermaclugg Village Area (Shackleton Park), there is a provision for 15% Part V allocation. Part V will be in all new developments. You have to look at previously owned properties to avoid it. The duplexs at the entrance are almost complete on the phase 1 side and the apartments in the centre are probably 2 months away from completion at a guess.

Yes there is planning for a supermarket, coffee shop and off licence. 98 parking spaces under ground.

Overall it's a great location. Good links to city centre with the Heuston and Grand Canal Dock trains and buses to city centre. Tesco and Supervalu are very close by. It's a busy area with traffic but there is no residential suburb in Dublin that is immune from peak time traffic. When the Celbridge link road and Adamstown Drive are complete it will be even closer to Adamstown Train station. Also planning for 2 public parks.

The build quality of the houses is excellent and the follow up support from Cairn is quite good regarding any issues. How the part V will integrate is anyone's guess but you will have the same concerns in any new development whether it be 35 houses or 71 apartments.

resident_1 · 09-02-2019 5:59pm

barry1988 wrote: »

Liamo, unfortunately it lools like Cairn are doing exactly that, not finishing the apartments and moving in social welfare tenants until they have sold all of their houses. A 4 bed house is now going for €400k so they will want to maximise their profits before the area could potentially go downhill and therefore affect the house prices.

Also, it is worth noting that cairn who are building the houses and hooke and macdonald who are the estate agents are well aware of this forum on Shackelton and have been replying to posts and talking up the estate and the area (potentially above).
There is only 1 bus that services the estate, that is the 25 which comes once an hour, there is a 25x in the morning which leaves around at 7.30 and 8am. Adamstown train station is a joke, very few trains pass through it and its deserted most of the time, not all of them go as far as the grand canal and if u do get on one in the morning its packed. These parks that have been talked about in the above post but havent even been started yet so ill believe it when i see it.

The local primary school is now full and shackelton is outside that catchment area so residents will have to look towards adamstown educate together which doesnt have great reviews.

The estate is quiet for the moment but time will tell. At the moment there is zero facilities in the area for teenagers.

Sorry to post negative posts but I cant stand reading lies or picking up a brochure about all the great things in the area when its not true. There should have been no more than 10% of social houses in the area and it should be spread out, instead 15% was built and all put into high rise apartments which as history has proved will cause a mini ghetto

I can assure you I'm not an agent of HMD or Cairn. I haven't posted any lies. I have stated facts which may not suit your negative view on things. In your previous posts you compared the apartment block to a mini Ballymun, nonsense. Time will tell how the part V plays out.

resident_1 · 09-02-2019 6:35pm

paulclancy wrote: »

To be fair Resident_1 you can see why Barry1988 has suggested that. Your details about the amount of rental properties, the new parks in the area, the way you speak about the great transport systems so close by is very similar to to the emails/brochures we have all received from cairn and hooke and macdonald. All that info is not really how it is in reality. He is only making an observation which he is entitled to do.

barry1988 you are correct re the transport, one bus every hr unless u walk 10 mins into the village and there is no train system in place, its so wrong that they are allowed to advertise it as such. Hopefully that changes but for now its not an option that anyone I know uses.

I persume you are talking about schoil mhuire primary school. Thats very dissapointing to hear if its true, i must investigate myself. Its so unlike developers to build loads of houses with proper facilities like enough schools for the area.

One thing missed in the above post is the complete lack of parking options. No overflow parking exists, people are already forced to park on footpaths and it will only get worse when the apartments are in use and they all have 2 cars and no where to park. Its a crime in this day and age that developers are able to build houses with no parking and roads where 2 cars cant pass. We have 2 cars and i invited two friends over who both drove, they had nowhere to park. The paddocks (down the road) has a visitors car park and that seems to work well but our developers are more concerened about putting flats in place that car parks

I agree the parking arrangements are poor, but all developments within SDCC are the same. I've spoke about planning in place for 2 parks and I have not seen more than 5 houses for rent on daft since Jan 2017. My experiences with trains and buses are off peak. The portlaois and hazelhatch trains serve the adamstown station.

On a point of order I stated great location with good links.

MSVforever · 10-02-2019 7:04am

Social housing will be in all new developments. Hopefully either decent hardworking people on low wages, disabled folks or elderly people will be housed there. Loads of these people suffer from anti-social elements in run down council estates and deserve to live in peace and quiet.

My concern would be more about traffic and the lack of infrastructure. Looking at the planning permission on the SDCC website it indicates that there should be 2 new primary schools in the area between Shackleton, Somerton and St. Helen's. When will they start building these schools?

All the local primary schools including St. John the Evangelist and Adamstown Castle ETNS are heavily oversubscribed. We are very lucky that we got a place secured for our child.

In addition to what has already been built they need spaces for kids from the upcoming new estates as well (e.g. Gandon Park beside Shackleton and Newpark beside St. Helen's ). Nevermind Toberrmaclugg and Tandy's Lane village which will have hundreds of housing units.

Wingman2010 · 10-02-2019 10:33am

I have to say the recent posts above are very worrying! I’m honest I also thought that Resident_1 sounded like a cairns brouchure...

Does the 25a bus go from Lucan village? Seems shocking that there is no regular bus service from the new estate yet. Once an hour is not regular enough.

I myself was hoping to get public transport into town for work. My plan was to get a train into Pearse station.. Be interested to hear how people are managing to get into town via public transport on a daily basis.

Anyways as of now I’ve only paid a deposit! Plenty of thinking to do...

resident_1 · 10-02-2019 11:14am

86 underground car spaces for Shackleton Hall. More on street parking along the Crescent, including more visitor spots.

Visitor spots across the estate - yes there needs to be more. An over flow car park would be ideal. Paul/Barry do something proactive and approach the management company or residents committee?

Roughly a 12 - 15 minute walk to the 25a bus stop (Merrion Square) on the new road through the Paddocks. Probably closer than going to the village.

Hopefully as demand increases within the SDZ public transport will. Paul/Barry have you approached any local councillors or TD's with your concerns? At least the foundations are in place with the train and bus. Regarding the train, I know 3 neighbours that use it daily. It is a busy line at peak time. It was full leaving Heuston around 1640 last week.

The mentality to try drag your own estate down on a public forum based on some concerns is beyond me. Barry stated every tenant relying on part V will be on social welfare. More nonsense talk. Paul/Barry have you spoken to a credible source regarding how the Part V apartments will affect the value of your home?

cowboyjoe · 10-02-2019 11:31am

I'm a nearby resident of another estate. Serious amount of fake news on this thread. As regards transport, you have trains mon-fri, from 6:30am thru to 9:30 am and more, from Adamstown train station (<4 min drive away), my wife gets to work near grand canal dock for 9am every week day without fail. Not many new estates anywhere have direct bus connection to CC from the off. 25d goes along Newcastle road direct to town if you can make it that far.

quote="Wingman2010;109384812"]I have to say the recent posts above are very worrying! I’m honest I also thought that Resident_1 sounded like a cairns brouchure...

Does the 25a bus go from Lucan village? Seems shocking that there is no regular bus service from the new estate yet. Once an hour is not regular enough.

I myself was hoping to get public transport into town for work. My plan was to get a train into Pearse station.. Be interested to hear how people are managing to get into town via public transport on a daily basis.

Anyways as of now I’ve only paid a deposit! Plenty of thinking to do...[/quote]

The_Conductor · 10-02-2019 11:35am

resident_1 wrote: »

The mentality to try drag your own estate down on a public forum based on trivial concerns is beyond me.

They're not trivial concerns though.
I'm one of the residents of Lucan Village who made obs on the proposed SDZ to SDCC btw- so I'm not a random stranger either.

Lack of parking.
Lack of public transport options.
Appalling traffic congestion twice a day- for hours in the morning and evening.
Antisocial behaviour (including ongoing issues rounding up horses in other parts of the SDZ).
Full local schools (its across the board- its not limited to Shackleton Park- I'm in the village, my kids couldn't get a place locally either).

Essentially- its a massive development- a-la Tallaght in the early 80s- without a lot of thought given to the provision of services, facilities and amenities- on the basis- if you build it they will come.........

Yes- the old Superquinn shopping centre and library are reasonably nearby- but even they are over-crowded and a chore to visit (and good luck to you if you're trying to park in there).

People really need to do proper due dilligence on where they intend to buy. I've a copy of the Cairn brochure here- we take it out and laugh at it at our own Management Company meetings.

Lucan was massively over developed- before the SDZ and any of its associated thousands of properties come on stream- the manner in which this 'development' is being flogged as some sort of a luxury development- is a kick in the teeth for people who actually live in Lucan and whose standard of living is being throd into the ground- because it quite simply doesn't have the means to assimilate all these gigantic new developments that are coming on stream.

If it was done the other way around- and transport issues resolved first of all- it would be easier to look more kindly on the developments in the SDZ and be a little less worried about how long its going to add to our daily commutes, the difficulty getting into local schools, visiting the local shopping centre to buy more than we can carry 2km home etc etc.

We don't have the services, the facilities and the amenities to integrate the SDZ into the area- full stop. We also don't believe the platitudes about new parks and other services coming on stream down the road- we've lived with Adamstown for the last 15 years- we don't believe a word we hear.

People deserve better.

xalot · 11-02-2019 11:36am

Have to come back on what a couple of other posters have said.

Firstly, the 25 is very infrequent (though apparently that will change in the coming months) and if you drive by you will see there is a bus stop area marked at the very entrance of the estate. I often walk down to the Mcdonalds or the Tesco flyover to get the express buses from Maynooth which fly in. The walk is 13 mins from well into the estate to the bus stop at a reasonable rate, which is fine by me as the buses are far more frequent. I'd rather walk the extra half an hour a day for a direct route then spend that time and more meandering through estates on a bus stopping every 2 minutes (25a/b for example).

Traffic in the immediate area is fine but once you get to Newcastle Road it's a disaster.

My son is in Adamstown Educate Together and it's fantastic, he's absolutely thriving there. I have no complaints at all nor have I heard anything negative from other parents in the area.

The estate is very quiet, newly part of a neighbourhood watch with very active residents. I'm very happy with our decision to move to the estate.

The social housing is a concern for me, of course it is but any new estate in this climate is going to have social housing. The best way to counteract any issues is to be very active and try nip them in the bud.

Who knows how long the park will take to happen, if it ever will but they're working on the external area to the front of the apartments now and I'm surprised at how big the green area will be is (half of which will be a playground according to the plans).

Tryingtobuy · 18-02-2019 3:34pm

Hi I was looking to buy a 4 bed in Shackleton last year for 380k. Saw at the weekend 4 bed now 395k. There aren’t any properties on the price registers for 380k. Anyone know what’s happening. How are they asking for more if not getting the price ? Do people haggle the price for new builds I assumed you took the price the developer is asking. Thanks

RobbieTheRobber · 18-02-2019 3:37pm

Tryingtobuy wrote: »

Hi I was looking to buy a 4 bed in Shackleton last year for 380k. Saw at the weekend 4 bed now 395k. There aren’t any properties on the price registers for 380k. Anyone know what’s happening. How are they asking for more if not getting the price ? Do people haggle the price for new builds I assumed you took the price the developer is asking. Thanks

https://www.propertypriceregister.ie/website/npsra/pprweb.nsf/page/ppr-home-en
If the property is a new property, the price shown should be exclusive of VAT at 13.5%.

xalot · 18-02-2019 4:02pm

Tryingtobuy wrote: »

Hi I was looking to buy a 4 bed in Shackleton last year for 380k. Saw at the weekend 4 bed now 395k. There aren’t any properties on the price registers for 380k. Anyone know what’s happening. How are they asking for more if not getting the price ? Do people haggle the price for new builds I assumed you took the price the developer is asking. Thanks

There are 33 properties listed as sold for over 380k there (some as 379,999 but we wont argue over that). Not sure if they're inclusive or exclusive of VAT. They're getting the asking price.

Daisy78 · 19-02-2019 10:55pm

Wingman2010 wrote: »

I have to say the recent posts above are very worrying! I’m honest I also thought that Resident_1 sounded like a cairns brouchure...

Does the 25a bus go from Lucan village? Seems shocking that there is no regular bus service from the new estate yet. Once an hour is not regular enough.

I myself was hoping to get public transport into town for work. My plan was to get a train into Pearse station.. Be interested to hear how people are managing to get into town via public transport on a daily basis.

Anyways as of now I’ve only paid a deposit! Plenty of thinking to do...

Currently I'm getting the train to Connolly for work. They run fairly regular from Adamstown but getting a seat can be difficult. Bus isn't really an option at the moment. Aside from that I love my house and the estate and I think things will only get better as the development grows, I would expect to see more amenities like a local shop in a year or two.

ebayissues · 01-03-2019 10:22pm

EA agent sent me an email with prices for Newpart St helens.

Are the social housing near these?

5uspect · 01-03-2019 10:31pm

Yes, they’ll be putting a caravan bay in every other parking space.

MSVforever · 01-03-2019 10:53pm

ebayissues wrote: »

EA agent sent me an email with prices for Newpart St helens.

Are the social housing near these?

They're building 346 units between Alderlie and St. Helen's. It's a mix of 2, 3, 4 bedroom houses, duplexes and a couple of apartment blocks.

Only the houses are advertised for this development so I would suspect that the duplexes and apartments will be a mix of social and affordable housing.
See also below link from SDCC:
http://www.sdublincoco.ie/Planning/Details?regref=SDZ18A%2F0011

Wingman2010 · 03-03-2019 3:51pm

I got my deposit back that I put down for a house I Shackleton which was a real shame. However, I’m happy with my decision.

There is no doubt that the houses in Shackleton are top class. However, due to the lack of facilities and the amount of social apartments I had to pull out. There seems to be more than 10% for social housing in Shackleton, though I could be wrong.

A lot of people who bought in phase I were lied to by Cairns in relation to the situation with regard to all the social apartments and there is a lot of anger about this. A lot of people are also concerned that all the apartments are for social apartments and they’re not spread out like with has happened with some other new developments.

You also need to consider the transport links and will this work for you. At the end of the day you need to get a feel of the area and see is it right for you. Don’t forget you will have part V in other new developments if its a new build you want.

Wingman2010 · 03-03-2019 5:19pm

This thread is heavily been censored. A lot of posts are been removed which is really isn’t fair and helpful to people researching this development. Buying a house is one of the biggest financial decisions anyone will make and surely people are given a chance to do a through review of any potential development. Again Cairns influence of course!!

Graham · 03-03-2019 5:28pm

Mod Note

No conspiracy theories necessary, I deleted a few posts.

We have a poster serial re-registering new accounts to represent themselves as multiple posters.

If you have an issue with moderation, PM a moderator. Don't bring it up on thread.

Ladjacket · 04-03-2019 10:53am

Surely a young single parent working their ass off could be in a social house and Ireland's biggest drug dealer could buy a detached 4 bed with dirty money?

arbrahul · 11-03-2019 11:51pm

I am planning to put a deposit this week. A few question please... I would like to hear the experience from residents please.
Any anti social behaviour so far ?
Whats the Story with Airlie park ?
Where is the nearest primary school and is it oversubscribed ?
Where is the nearest grocery shop ?

xalot · 12-03-2019 10:16am

arbrahul wrote: »

I am planning to put a deposit this week. A few question please... I would like to hear the experience from residents please.
Any anti social behaviour so far ?
Whats the Story with Airlie park ?
Where is the nearest primary school and is it oversubscribed ?
Where is the nearest grocery shop ?

There has been absolutely no anti social behaviour, it's very quiet with an active neighborhood watch group.
Airlie park is still at planning and development stage, how it will go is anyone's guess but if it goes ahead as per the plans it will be a fantastic amenity right on our doorstep...though I personally have concerns about anti social activity when you live near any public park.
The nearest school is Schoil Mhuire in Arlie Heights, we only applied in May last year for Junior Infants and got a place at the very last minute. However we went with Adamstown Educate Together, for a number of reasons and have no complaints so far.

They nearest shop is Spar in Dodsboro, less than a ten min walk, Tesco right beside it. There are plans for a supermarket at the Celbridge side of the development, you'll find the plans on the south dublin county council website.

arbrahul · 12-03-2019 2:03pm

xalot wrote: »

There has been absolutely no anti social behaviour, it's very quiet with an active neighborhood watch group.
Airlie park is still at planning and development stage, how it will go is anyone's guess but if it goes ahead as per the plans it will be a fantastic amenity right on our doorstep...though I personally have concerns about anti social activity when you live near any public park.
The nearest school is Schoil Mhuire in Arlie Heights, we only applied in May last year for Junior Infants and got a place at the very last minute. However we went with Adamstown Educate Together, for a number of reasons and have no complaints so far.

They nearest shop is Spar in Dodsboro, less than a ten min walk, Tesco right beside it. There are plans for a supermarket at the Celbridge side of the development, you'll find the plans on the south dublin county council website.

Amazing. Thanks a lot for the quick reply. Very informative.

kevincool · 12-03-2019 10:03pm

Wingman2010 wrote: »

I got my deposit back that I put down for a house I Shackleton which was a real shame. However, I’m happy with my decision.

There is no doubt that the houses in Shackleton are top class. However, due to the lack of facilities and the amount of social apartments I had to pull out. There seems to be more than 10% for social housing in Shackleton, though I could be wrong.

A lot of people who bought in phase I were lied to by Cairns in relation to the situation with regard to all the social apartments and there is a lot of anger about this. A lot of people are also concerned that all the apartments are for social apartments and they’re not spread out like with has happened with some other new developments.

You also need to consider the transport links and will this work for you. At the end of the day you need to get a feel of the area and see is it right for you. Don’t forget you will have part V in other new developments if its a new build you want.

Are you looking at any other development currently?

Bbborris · 13-03-2019 12:49am

The new Hallwell development in Adamstown seems to be reasonably priced with 3 bed terrace starting at 319k.

Why am I so sceptical about that pricing...

kevincool · 13-03-2019 1:57am

Wingman2010 wrote: »

There seems to be so many new developments out there! I see Hansfield are launching another new phase so I might check that out. I’m lucky as I’m actually in no major rush to buy. Every extra month I’m putting more money aside for the deposit. Also with Brexit and some other uncertainties in Europe that is also another reason that I’m happy to wait until possibly the autumn to buy. My preference would be to buy a new build.

if you are talking about the barnwell then the release is right next to social housing

myshirt · 29-03-2019 12:15pm

<SNIP>

Edit: New release of this development this weekend. Overall development looks good now that it's taking shape. Any interest in this forum? What are people looking at?

Graham · 29-03-2019 12:26pm

Mod Note

Less of the baiting/trolling please.

myshirt · 02-04-2019 1:49pm

I had a look at the planning here and there is a map included setting out the units which are being supplied to the council.

No where on this does it say that 60 apartments are being given. In fact the units are well spread out. What am I missing?

The_Conductor · 02-04-2019 2:15pm

myshirt wrote: »

What am I missing?

They changed the agreement with SDCC- I do not believe the planning permission, as lodged, accurately denotes the social units etc (please feel free to correct me if I'm incorrect).

myshirt · 02-04-2019 2:20pm

The_Conductor wrote: »

They changed the agreement with SDCC- I do not believe the planning permission, as lodged, accurately denotes the social units etc (please feel free to correct me if I'm incorrect).

Well you are right in that there is some note in the planning to say that the council reserve the right to change the Part V allocation, but surely if there was a change then they'd upload revised maps?

The_Conductor · 02-04-2019 2:22pm

myshirt wrote: »

Well you are right in that there is some note in the planning to say that the council reserve the right to change the Part V allocation, but surely if there was a change then they'd upload revised maps?

I don't think so- because they'd effectively be reopening the planning- and there was quite a bit of local opposition. You'd can be assured they would do their utmost to keep it under the radar.

myshirt · 27-04-2019 12:06pm

The_Conductor wrote: »

I don't think so- because they'd effectively be reopening the planning- and there was quite a bit of local opposition. You'd can be assured they would do their utmost to keep it under the radar.

You were correct.

See here where you get a flavour of the Part V pipeline. 50+ apartments to be supplied to the Council

http://www.sdublincoco.ie/ga/Meetings/ViewDocument/61420

Radsky · 28-04-2019 10:50am

Anybody here bought in Newpark, Adamstown? Would like to ask a few questions.

karachiwala · 28-04-2019 12:01pm

Radsky wrote: »

Anybody here bought in Newpark, Adamstown? Would like to ask a few questions.

Hey Radsky, I did.

Radsky · 28-04-2019 12:48pm

karachiwala wrote: »

Hey Radsky, I did.

Thanks. I sent you a pm. Hope you don’t mind.

Ladjacket · 22-07-2019 12:41pm

Been living here for a few months now, really happy. Yet to see any horror stories!

5uspect · 23-07-2019 12:24am

Ladjacket wrote: »

Been living here for a few months now, really happy. Yet to see any horror stories!

Same. Really happy too.

omamrit2809 · 02-08-2019 2:48pm

Hi guys,

Hoping there's some of you on here who have put a deposit down on a house in Hallwell, Adamstown. My wife and I going to put deposit next week.
Anyone else on here take a gamble or can share any info or opinions on this develpment would be great.

Ladjacket · 02-08-2019 3:58pm

omamrit2809 wrote: »

Hi guys,

Hoping there's some of you on here who have put a deposit down on a house in Hallwell, Adamstown. My wife and I going to put deposit next week.
Anyone else on here take a gamble or can share any info or opinions on this develpment would be great.

Living in Shackleton and have tried to get down there to check it out but the gate is always closed.

I know of another couple who are buying there and they are really happy with what they have seen so far

Voltex · 21-08-2019 6:54pm

Just signed contracts on a G type and will be facing the new Airlie Park. I did have a deposit on one of the big houses in Somerton..but just felt the price didn't make a whole lot of sense, so cancelled it. I was a little hesitant about Shackleton to begin with...but as it developed I was very impressed.

CoDMW · 29-08-2019 10:47pm

Voltex wrote: »

Just signed contracts on a G type and will be facing the new Airlie Park. I did have a deposit on one of the big houses in Somerton..but just felt the price didn't make a whole lot of sense, so cancelled it. I was a little hesitant about Shackleton to begin with...but as it developed I was very impressed.

Did builders give completion date on houses surrounding the park?

Shackleton Park, Lucan

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