Redington Woods - Clarinbridge Village, Galway

Redington Woods is a prestigious and secluded new development which nestles among Beech, Pine, Wild Ash, Holly and Hazel trees. The lands are bounded in part by the old 'Demense Wall' which were originally built by local landlords over 200 years ago. The cut stone entrance to Redington Woods is inside the speed limit and only 250 metres from the centre of Clarinbridge Village. A dressed stone 'Gate Lodge' welcomes you into Redington Woods which comprises of 14 individually designed homes built on spacious half acre sites, surrounded by additional wooded public space. Homes at Redington Woods are positioned to retain and enjoy the mature trees which give a fantastic natural woodland setting for each home. Redington Woods has been designed for the most discerning homeowner and finished to an unrivaled standard.

NUMBER 7-REDINGTON WOODS

SPECIAL FEATURES

* Floor Area - C. 3055 sq. ft.
* Five Bedrooms (all ensuite), plus study.
* Tipperary Sandstone (Beige with hint of Heather) to front façade of house, with granite window cills.
* Contemporary design.
* Granite paving (instead of footpath) around house.
* Quality natural “Bretona” slates.
* Stira stairs to attic storage.
* High Quality Larch Windows (Austrian “Gaulhofer”)
* Solid Oak doors, stairs, etc. Very ornamental, light colour.
* Underfloor heating (ground floor).
* Heat recovery unit (minimise heat loss).
* Central vacuum system.
* Energy efficient lighting.
* High level of insulation (underfloor, walls and roof).
* Energy rating certificate (provisional A3) from BER Registered Assessor.
* Concrete Floors at first floor level, with solid block partitions.
* Separate garage (circa 270sq. ft.)

NUMBER 13-REDINGTON WOODS

SPECIAL FEATURES

* Floor Area – C. 3130sq. ft. (excluding attic).
* Five Bedrooms (4 Ensuite) plus study.
* Dressed Limestone to much of front of house.
* Ornamental Cut Stone Entrance.
* Specialist Limestone Window surrounds and cills.
* Quality “Bretona” natural slates.
* Solid Mahogany doors, stairs etc. Very ornamental, natural colour.
* Attic ready for conversion, with full stairs, (approx 1,000 sq. ft extra, for possible office, studio, playroom, etc.)
* Austrian “Gaulhofer” windows, pine with Aluminium outer clad.
* Underfloor heating (ground floor).
* Heat recovery unit (minimise heat loss).
* Central vacuum system.
* Energy efficient lighting.
* Very high level of insulation (underfloor, walls and roof).
* Energy rating certificate (provisional A3) from BER Registered Assessor.
* Solar panels for water heating (specialist Velux panels, integrated into roof).
* Concrete Floors at first floor level, with solid block partitions.
* Separate garage (circa 270sq. ft.).

Clarinbridge is situated 8 miles south of Galway city on the main route from Galway to Limerick, at the mouth of the Clarin river and at the head of one of Galway Bay's most easterly inlets Dunbulcan Bay, from which come the world famous Clarinbridge oysters. Here exists the perfect combination of natural elements required to produce the perfect oyster.

The Irish version of the name is 'Droichead an Chlairin' meaning Bridge of Timber and from this the River Clairn derived its name. Historians tell us it was situated on the great highway known as 'Eiscir Riada' which ran from Dublin to Maree, just west of Clarinbridge. This highway ran through Kilcornan, Athenry and Athlone, using the continuous line of sandhills known as 'Eskers'. As a result of its location, it was traversed by many of the great armies of the past and was the scene of many blood battles. The surrounding countryside has many ruins of castles and churches all with their own story to tell of the saints and warriors who lived there.

The village was developed and greatly influenced by the local landlords, who owned Kilcornan Estate. The DeBurgo family ruled with an iron hand in the 1600's. The name changed in 1763 when Thomas Redington, a descendant of a 'Cromwellian' married Sara De Burgo (Burke) and came to live in Kilcornan. The Redingtons of Kilcornan, were responsible for the development and original design of the village which has at it's heart a walled village green in which
stands a monument to Thomas N. Redington. Clarinbridge is famous for it's sporting prowess and world renowned hospitality and our traditional village is home to a thriving active community. The village became a centre for the local community and held regular fairs and markets, which generated the need for three local pubs, which have changes little over many generations and add greatly to the historical feel of the village.

Galway City is a short trip and leaves you spoilt for choice; from shopping, the arts, lively social and night scene and is a University city, with University College Hospital and two private clinics in the Bon Secours and the Galway Clinic. Local amenities are another attraction Renville Sailing Club, Galway Bay Golf Club, schools, numerous sports clubs are also on your doorstep, as are such well-known hostelries as ‘Moran’s on the Weir’, Paddy Burkes in Clarinbridge.

Houses 3, 6, 8 & 10 will be constructed for sale during the coming year.


HOUSE 3
Beautiful contemporary style dormer home on a half acre site.

HOUSE 6
Stunning contemporary 2990 sq ft. home on a half acre site with garage under cover

HOUSE 8
Magnificent two story home on a half acre site.

HOUSE 10
Attractive dressed stone two story home (2900 sq ft) on large site with garage and attic conversion option.

Design your own home on a half acre site.

SITE 4, 5, 11 & 12
Full planning permission has been secured for 2 story houses. If you choose this option you have the flexibility to design your own home with minimum planning requirements.