Cherrywood Houses

3 bed houses in the neighbouring Beechpark estate have gone up form 550k to 650k in the past year so the prices are now the going rate in the area.

I'm going to take a look on Sat anyway, curious if there's anything that justifies the quite high price (bathtubs made out of gold?).

I also found this in the IT article about it: "[...] selection of two-bedroom homes, mainly two-storey, that are being sold off plans. Completion dates are for early 2023." Essentially 550k for a 2-bed with a completion in 1.5 years... Right.

I would say not legit. I got a mail from EA, that's it. No calls or anything. No one asked for a deposit.

Beware of scammers, they are coming with all kind of tricks. Best way to identify them is their fake accents.

A bolthole in Cherrywood? Ffs, pull the other one.

We went in today out of curiosity. They have free coffee and ice cream, and a train ride..... anything to make you feel like you are investing in a premium property 😂

Can't see why the prices are so high for teeny tiny homes. The bathrooms were rather well done up for sure, and loved the big windows and doors. But otherwise there's barely any walking space inside the house or in the very small backyard. Storage spaces are minimal too.

The starting prices for 3bed are about 90k higher than Domville and Clay Farm, without much to justify them either. Domville is just on the other side of Tully Park, literally a 5 minutes walk away, and closer to the Luas line. So I just can't make sense of Cherry Lane prices!

Anyone who can offer more perspective on Cherry Lane prices?

We went for viewing this weekend too. No idea the reputation of this UK based developer, seems quite new in Ireland market. I have same feeling that they have put lot effort to establish this very first phase (also the coming thousand houses) a higher benchmark, in terms of price and their target buyer. We also don't understand the huge price gap between Clayfarm as well as Domville. Anyone opinions? Maybe coz Cherrylane is closer to amenities (school, Tully park, Sport park, etc). I personally don't like the 3B layout assigned in 3 storey. The acoustic was bad when we were viewing, basically you can feel ppl walk on top. Zero extension opportunities coz Attic has been used as the third bedroom, same as 4B layout. The only extension chance comes from the rear garden. Overall, stunning view, substantial open space. House quality and price compare with surrounding, mhhhh, big question mark.

Saggart is not nearer the city! But thanks for the info, appreciate it.

Be very wary of any promised future amenities. Just take a look at clongriffin, shopping centre built and left empty over a decade along with multiple empty units on the main street.

Roads and parks are pretty basic amenties I would hope they have them sorted for the money being charged!

Shops, restaurants, cinema.medical, sports. All promised here. Any progress?

https://cherrywoodretail.ie/

Went up to see the Mercer Vale houses at Cherrywood. The houses are nice and I am thinking of buying one. Any idea on the retail park? Since when is it under construction?

The area looks a bit industrial/concrete jungle like with construction happening everywhere. However, I understand for any developing area this will be an issue. Once the area is more settled, it will be quite enough.

Got a house/Duplex at Graydon. TL next phase is coming soon. Also have mercer vale at cherrywood. What to do.

Graydon, New Castle - 3 Bed HOUSE, 400K, or Duplex at 385 K. Sadly opposite school site and not a side terrace which I wanted.

TL - 3 Bed HOUSE, Perhaps at 440 or 450 K for next phase

Cheery Wood - Duplex, 3 Bed, 500K

What is TL?