A distinguished Edwardian country residence, completely refurbished to an exceptional standard and extending to approx. 1.86 ha. (4.5 acres), with 15 stables, pasture and excellent equestrian facilities. an A2-rated home combining period character with outstanding contemporary design, ideally positioned beside The Curragh plains.
SPECIAL FEATURES
• Completely refurbished Edwardian residence presented to an exceptional standard throughout
• Highly efficient A2 Building Energy Rating
• Set on approx. 1.86 Ha. (4.5 acres) with pasture, lawned gardens and mature specimen trees
• 15 stables, three-bay barn and excellent facilities for equestrian use
• Four/Five spacious bedrooms, three of which are ensuite, together with a nursery
• Hampton-designed conservatory kitchen featuring a lantern roof with weather-sensor skylights
• Bespoke timber kitchen with stone countertops, central island, wine fridge, Quooker instant hot-water tap and Bertazzoni chef’s range
• Private internal courtyard designed for indoor-outdoor living, complete with outdoor fireplace
• Alu-clad double-glazed sash windows and traditional Rosemary roof tiles
• Geothermal and solar energy systems, with underfloor heating at ground-floor level and radiators upstairs
• Alarm system, CCTV and electric vehicle charging point
• Newly planted landscaping, including beech hedging, borders and cherry blossom trees, complemented by mature oak and apple trees
• Superb access to Newbridge, Kilcullen, Kildare Town, Naas and Dublin via the M7 and M9 motorways
PROPERTY SUMMARY
Cherryfield is an exceptional Edwardian country residence of considerable character and distinction, privately positioned at Ballysax, close to the celebrated Curragh Plains. Set amid approximately 1.86 Ha. (4.5 acres) of gardens and pasture, this remarkable home has been comprehensively refurbished to create an elegant, highly efficient and exceptionally comfortable family residence.
The refurbishment has been undertaken with an uncompromising attention to detail, carefully balancing the architectural character of the original house with outstanding contemporary finishes and energy-efficient technology. Alu-clad double-glazed sash windows, traditional Rosemary roof tiles, bespoke joinery and decorative wall panelling sit alongside geothermal and solar systems, underfloor heating and an impressive A2 Building Energy Rating.
At the heart of the house lies a superb Hampton-designed conservatory kitchen, opening into a sheltered internal courtyard that creates a seamless connection between the interior and exterior spaces. Together with generous reception rooms, four/ five bedrooms, beautifully appointed bathrooms and extensive equestrian facilities, Cherryfield offers an outstanding country lifestyle within easy reach of Dublin and the principal towns of County Kildare.
CHERRYFILED
From the moment the entrance gates open, Cherryfield makes an immediate impression. A sweeping gravelled driveway leads through the landscaped grounds to the front of the residence, where broad lawned areas, newly planted borders and mature specimen trees provide a private and attractive setting.
Granite steps ascend to the front door, which opens into a tiled entrance vestibule. From here, doors lead into a grand reception room designed for both everyday family life and more formal entertaining. This beautifully proportioned space features engineered oak flooring, decorative wall panelling, a period fireplace and an impressive wall of bespoke walnut cabinetry, individually designed and crafted to complement the room.
To the left is a more intimate reception room, ideal for use as a snug, television room or home office. With connections already provided for television and media equipment, together with views over the front gardens, it is a versatile and inviting space.A light-filled corridor leads towards the kitchen. One entire side of this passage is formed by a large expanse of glazing o
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