Avoca Wood is a private enclave of detached homes, set in the heart of County Wicklow. Perfectly positioned between the picturesque villages of Avoca and Woodenbridge, the location offers a rare balance of seclusion and tranquillity while maintaining excellent connectivity. The M11 is easily accessible, connecting you to a wealth of vibrant towns and villages, as well as some of Ireland’s most renowned golf courses and sandy beaches all just a short drive away.

Avoca Wood is a private enclave of detached homes, set in the heart of County Wicklow. Perfectly positioned between the picturesque villages of Avoca and Woodenbridge, the location offers a rare balance of seclusion and tranquillity while maintaining excellent connectivity. The M11 is easily accessible, connecting you to a wealth of vibrant towns and villages, as well as some of Ireland’s most renowned golf courses and sandy beaches all just a short drive away.

Originally built in 2002, this exclusive development has matured gracefully over time. Each residence has been carefully maintained and enhanced, reflecting the individuality and character of its owners, and together creating a welcoming and well-established community.
Number 15 has been cherished as a family home by the current owners for almost 20 years. Throughout that time, it has been thoughtfully upgraded and meticulously maintained, blending warmth and comfort with modern convenience. Now a fully equipped smart home, it offers innovative technology designed to enhance efficiency and everyday living.

Inside, the home is generously proportioned and highly versatile, finished throughout to an exceptional standard. The newly fitted kitchen is a standout feature, with bespoke cabinetry crafted to the highest standards a design theme that continues through the utility and bedrooms. Premium bathroom fixtures and thoughtfully considered details throughout further elevate the home’s overall sense of style and comfort.

The ground floor has been thoughtfully designed to offer effortless flow and versatility. At its heart lies the expansive open-plan kitchen, dining, and sunroom area, a true focal point of the home. The sunroom, with its pitched ceiling, bespoke shelving, and sun-drenched aspect, opens directly onto a south-facing deck, creating a seamless connection between indoor and outdoor living. A separate yet welcoming living room, complete with the home’s second wood-burning stove, provides a cosy retreat. For those working remotely, a generously sized study/5th bedroom offers an ideal home office, while a flexible ground-floor bedroom can easily adapt as a playroom, second office, or additional lounge.

Upstairs, there are three generously sized bedrooms, two of which are ensuite, while the third enjoys access to a well-appointed family bathroom. The spacious master suite is a true highlight, featuring a custom-designed wardrobe that reimagines the traditional walk-in closet, perfectly showcasing the bespoke craftsmanship that distinguishes this home.

The property is enhanced by beautifully landscaped, mature gardens, complete with lawns, raised flower beds, and wrap-around decking ideal for outdoor living and entertaining. A spacious driveway offers ample parking, while the rear garden is further complemented by a practical storage shed and a versatile playhouse/man cave, thoughtfully fitted with a TV point.
15 Avoca Wood is a lovingly maintained home that has been thoughtfully upgraded over the years. Presented in true turn-key condition, it is ready to welcome its next family.

Location

Avoca, meaning “the great river,” is a picturesque village nestled in the Vale of Avoca along the banks of the River Avoca. Steeped in history and surrounded by natural beauty, the area has long been associated with copper mining and is immortalised in literature and song. The celebrated Irish poet Thomas Moore famously drew inspiration here, penning The Meeting of the Waters beneath a tree that overlooked the confluence of the Avonmore and Avonbeg rivers, just 3 kilometres from the village. The stump of that tree still remains, marking a place of cultural and historical resonance.

Avoca is also synonymous with Irish craft heritage. The renowned Avoca Handweavers, one of the world’s oldest surviving textile companies, was founded here in 1723 and continues to thrive, producing luxury fabrics and goods that are celebrated both locally and internationally.
The village has provided a backdrop for film and television over the years, perhaps most famously as the setting for the BBC drama Ballykissangel, which captured the charm of the area for audiences worldwide.
Nature thrives in Avoca, where the rolling Wicklow hills provide a haven for wildlife. The red kite, a bird of prey once extinct in Ireland, has been successfully reintroduced and is now a regular sight soaring gracefully above the valley and often spotted around the property itself..

With its blend of cultural heritage, scenic landscapes, and vibrant community, Avoca offers a truly unique lifestyle combining tranquillity with a rich sense of history and connection to Ireland’s natural beauty.