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06 Sept 2025
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06 Sept 2025
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Three-bedroom, two-bathroom property on main street, Celbridge, Co Kildare hits the market for €650,000
This two-storey property, suitable for residential or commercial use with an extensive plot of land on the rear, is gone up for sale.
The premises sits on a site extending to approx 0.6 acres with frontage to the River Liffey and a garden which is over 80m long, with a number of stone outbuildings at the rear.
Described as an 'exciting development opportunity', this prime town centre property offers the potential buyer the chance to put their own spin on the property with a blank slate.
The property itself extends to approx 1,733 sq ft and comprises entrance hallway, two reception rooms, kitchen/dining room, three bedrooms and main bathroom.
There is gated vehicular access to the side of the property.
Located in the heart of Celbridge town centre, opposite St. Patrick's Church, this premises is close to all amenities including public transport, shops and schools just a short walk away.
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