A top-floor three-bedroom apartment in a development of mock Georgian houses in Leixlip gives you the scale and space of a house, across one floor, €370k.
With 133 square metres of living space, three bedrooms and a lovely outlook over landscaped gardens, this Glen Easton apartment offers plenty of space and a handy location close to everything Leixlip has to offer.
Number 33 Glen Easton is one of three units in a mock Georgian house within a popular development, built in 2002. It's a walk-up unit, meaning there is no lift but generous and smartly appointed. The current owners have taken great care of the place, giving it a box-fresh look and keeping everything in lovely condition.

Address: Apartment 33, Glen Easton Lodge, Leixlip, Co. Kildare, W23 K335
Asking Price: €370,000
Agents: French Estates

There's considerably more room here than you might expect from a more standard apartment, making it a good option for families.
The entrance hallway is particularly generous, with useful storage and access to a large attic space, which is always a welcome bonus.

From here, the accommodation opens into a bright and spacious living room, where feature wall panelling and a bespoke built-in media unit give the room a lovely finish.
There's plenty of room to relax, while a separate dining area makes it easy to entertain or enjoy a meal with family and friends.

The kitchen is another good-sized space, with contemporary fitted units, tiled splashbacks and integrated appliances. It's practical for everyday cooking, with everything neatly arranged and plenty of space to work.
All three bedrooms have built-in wardrobes, so storage shouldn't be a problem. The main bedroom is particularly spacious and comes with its own ensuite bathroom, while the second double offers plenty of room for guests or family.

The third could also double as a home office, dressing room or nursery, depending on what you need.
Outside, the apartment enjoys a pleasant outlook over the development's well-kept communal gardens, where residents have the benefit of ample parking.

Location is another big plus. Glen Easton is within easy reach of Leixlip village, where you'll find a good choice of shops, cafés, restaurants and everyday amenities.
It's a town with a lovely mix of old and new, combining a strong local community with the convenience of being close to Dublin.

There's plenty to enjoy locally, too. The Royal Canal provides a lovely setting for a walk or cycle, while St Catherine's Park is a popular spot to get outdoors, with woodland paths and riverside surroundings.
History lovers will also appreciate the town's heritage, with Leixlip Castle and its historic Main Street adding plenty of character.

The town also has links to the famous black stuff, the pint of Guinness. Long before Arthur Guinness became famous for establishing his brewery at St James's Gate in Dublin, he had a brewing venture in Leixlip.
In 1756, Arthur Guinness used an inheritance from his godfather to secure a lease on a brewery in Leixlip.
In 1759, Arthur left the Leixlip business to his brother Richard and moved on to secure the lease at St James's Gate in Dublin, where he turned his attention to porter, creating the beginnings of the brewing story that would go on to become world famous.

For commuters, the location is particularly convenient, with public transport links and the M4 motorway close by.
The nearby Kildare Innovation Campus and Intel also make this a handy base for anyone working in the surrounding business and technology hubs.
There are plenty of options for anyone who enjoys staying active, with GAA, golf, rugby and canoe clubs all nearby. Nearby Castletown House and its beautiful parklands in Celbridge offer another lovely place to spend a few hours.

All in all, No 33 Glen Easton offers a lovely amount of living space in a convenient and well-established development. With three bedrooms, two bathrooms, generous storage and a bright, well-maintained interior, it could suit a range of buyers, from first-time purchasers to downsizers who don't want to compromise too much on space.
The apartment also has gas-fired central heating and comes with blinds, curtains, light fittings and integrated kitchen appliances included in the sale.
The annual management fee for 2026 is approximately €2,600, and French Estates is seeking €370,000 for this B BER-rated apartment.









