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SeaGreen in Greystones: The perfect reason to return home to Ireland

Seagreen Greystones

IRISH people have a long history of migrating to and working in Britain, setting up homes and starting families in what is the closest neighbour to Irish shores.

In fact, according to UN estimates, there are currently more than half a million Irish ex-pats living and working in the UK.

A considerable number of these Irish people plan to return home, hoping to realise the dream of starting or growing their family back in Ireland, to avail of the top-quality educational system, or simply to give their children the chance to grow up in a familiar, safe and fulfilling environment surrounded by family and friends, an environment they themselves grew up in.

Concerns about Brexit may be one reason why those living in the UK might be looking to come back to Ireland, but many are simply waiting for the opportunity to find the right home in the perfect location, so they can return to their roots and enjoy the next stage of their lives.

One of the properties available at Seagreen in Greystones, Co. Wicklow

Situated in the picturesque seaside town of Greystones in North Wicklow, SeaGreen is a new home development that’s less than one hour from Dublin city centre via a range of public transport options including the DART train, while the great outdoors is just a stone’s throw away, offering a multitude of outdoor activities and leisure pursuits that will give you the enviable life you always wanted to come home for.

This new development is on an elevated site overlooking Greystones village with fantastic views out over the Irish Sea so that on a clear day you can see Wales (and whales!).

SeaGreen consists of three, four, and five bedroom houses and it offers that opportunity to find an ideal house in a great location, and to once again immerse yourself in the land you are proud to call home.

Wake up to a view like this at SeaGreen in Co. Wicklow

SeaGreen is situated literally next door to a brand new school campus consisting of two primary schools; a Gael Scoil and an Educate Together, alongside the wonderful new Templecarrig secondary school which opened its doors just last year.

The houses themselves are built to the very highest quality and specification, with energy (and cost saving) efficiency ratings of either A2 or A1, and include top of the range and innovative features that offer both luxury and practicality.
All in all, this exciting new development has so many benefits that will ensure your decision to move home is the right choice for you and your family.

So what do you need to know when considering buying a home at SeaGreen?

The price of housing is on the increase in Ireland and especially around Dublin, but SeaGreen homes offer tremendous value, while the historically low interest rates and recent changes in financing has made it much more affordable to buy a new home.

Now is a very opportune time to return to Ireland and to consider buying at SeaGreen.

SeaGreen offers three, four, and five bedroom homes

If living in the UK for some time, you may need to supply bank statements and a credit history to be considered for a mortgage in Ireland.

You might also need to be assessed in your career prospects, as even though you may have made a good living in the UK, you might also have to show how that will translate to the Irish jobs market.