Five house types, named for the trees of the townland.

2 bed · 3 bath · 74 sq.m / 796 sq.ft

A clever two-bed where both bedrooms get their own ensuite. The full-width living room opens through French doors to the garden. A first home that doesn't feel like a compromise.

3 bed · 3 bath · 98 sq.m / 1055 sq.ft

Three bedrooms, a separate utility off the kitchen, and a living room that runs the depth of the house. The end-terrace position brings light in from three sides.

3 bed · 3 bath · 100 sq.m / 1076 sq.ft

The Sycamore adds the room everyone wants now: a dedicated ground-floor study. Open living and dining across the front, kitchen and utility behind, three bedrooms above.

3 bed · 3 bath · 98 sq.m / 1055 sq.ft

A semi-detached three-bed with a utility room behind the kitchen. The layout keeps the living room calm and the laundry out of sight.

3 bed · 3 bath · 105 sq.m / 1129 sq.ft

The largest home in this release. A wide living and dining room with double doors to the garden, kitchen with storage and utility, and three generous bedrooms upstairs.