Rush, Dublin, Ireland

VERY WELL PRESENTED 3 BED / 1 BATH MID TERRACE HOUSE
PARKING ON DRIVE

Location is everything.

Leonard Wilson Keenan and Richard Todd are delighted to present 22 Close, St Catherins to
the property market.
No.22 is the perfect home for investors, First Time buyers and parties trading up or down.
This home consists of a kitchen/dining area, sitting room, three bedrooms and a family
bathroom and offers a unique renovation opportunity.
With a backyard, the home offers potential for delightful outdoor living and gardening.
Ready for a modern makeover, this house awaits your personal touch to transform it into a
stylish and comfortable home.

Rush is a coastal town located in north County Dublin, Ireland, known for its scenic views,
seaside charm, and growing residential appeal. It is approximately 25 kilometers from Dublin
city center, making it a popular location for commuters who prefer a quieter, more relaxed living
environment while still being within reach of the city. Rush combines the tranquility of a coastal
community with modern amenities and good transport connections, making it an attractive
option for families, professionals, and retirees alike.
In terms of transportation, Rush is well-served by public and private options. The town is
connected to Dublin city via the Dublin-Belfast rail line, with Rush and Lusk railway station
located a few kilometers from the town center. Regular trains run to Connolly Station in Dublin,
providing a journey time of about 30 minutes. In addition to rail, several bus routes, including the
Dublin Bus service, operate between Rush and the city, with buses frequently departing from the
town center. For those who prefer to drive, the M1 motorway is within easy reach, providing
quick access to Dublin, Drogheda, and Dublin Airport, which is just a 20-minute drive away.

Rush offers a range of educational facilities, catering to families with children of all ages. There
are several primary schools in the area, including Rush National School and St. Catherine's
National School, known for their community focus and strong academic programs. For
secondary education, the town is home to St. Joseph's Secondary School, which provides a
broad curriculum and is highly regarded in the local area. For those seeking higher education,
Dublin's universities and institutes of technology are easily accessible by public transport or car.
As a growing residential area, Rush has seen the development of various housing options, from
traditional cottages and seaside homes to modern apartments and family houses. The town
retains its historic charm while offering contemporary amenities, including supermarkets,
restaurants, cafes, and recreational facilities like the Rush Golf Club and the local sailing club.
The town's close proximity to beaches and nature reserves adds to its appeal, making it a
desirable location for those who enjoy outdoor activities and coastal living while remaining
connected to urban life.

arly viewing is strongly advised.

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