Castlehaven Finance Supporting Delivery of Family Homes in Dublin 9

It was great to see TheJournal.ie showcase a Castlehaven Finance-supported development in its most recent ‘4 of a kind’ feature. This article focused on family-friendly homes in quiet cul-de-sacs all around the country. In it, the humble cul-de-sac is described as an “underrated feature”, which is so accurate. Despite it not being a search option for many house-hunting platforms and websites, homes located in smaller development enclaves or cul-de-sacs are considered more appealing for a number of reasons that relate primarily to safety and a sense of community. Other advantages of such located houses include extra privacy and reduced noise. For urban families with young children, this routinely appears on the house-hunting wishlist.

Fairfield Court is a newly-built neighbourhood of just six large houses off Botanic Road in the heart of Glasnevin, Dublin 9. The development comprises three two-bedroom bungalows (with large attic spaces) and three four-bedroom terraced houses designed over three storeys. Each of these luxury homes include a private south-facing garden, car parking and they have achieved an A-rating for energy efficiency.

Prices starting at €595,000 for the bungalows and €750,000 for the larger terraced homes. Contact Andrew Mawhinney MIPAV of Stanley Estate Agents for more information.

Fairfield Court is simply another example of the quality homes – both private and social – delivered with support from the team at Castlehaven Finance, one of Ireland’s leading alternative lenders focused on the development sector. Speak to our team today about your next development project.

About Castlehaven Finance:

Established in 2014, Castlehaven Finance has provided development finance for both private and social housing to developers, builders and project owners across Ireland in excess of €1.1 billion (151 loans).  With offices in Dublin and Cork, the company currently employs close to 20 people.  The team at Castlehaven Finance have been involved in the delivery of more than 3,500 new homes, both private and social, across the State.