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13 Dec 2025
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13 Dec 2025
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Furness Wood, Johnstown
All fifty-two homes have now sold at the new Furness Wood development in Johnstown. The selling agents were Coonan Property and CME Estate Agents, and the homes were constructed by Ardstone Homes.
According to Coonans, the superb quality shone through in these A-rated properties, leaving each purchaser with a beautiful, well-proportioned living space that includes bespoke kitchens, USB charging points, great appliance packages and prewiring for electric car charging points.
The homes are located conveniently in the village of Johnstown, just 2km from Naas with all its amenities; and with access to the M7 and rail links to the capital.
Will Coonan of Coonan Property commented “We were delighted to be associated with such a popular development and the attention to detail really shone through in the finish of the houses, both internally and externally.”
For information on new and upcoming properties, contact Coonan Property at 01 6286128 or email: info@coonan.com
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