Waterside is a superb new luxury development of waterfront apartments and commercial units, situated directly on the banks of the River Barrow and within a stones throw of the centre of New Ross Town, a short stroll from the main shopping area, pubs, restaurants and night life. This development has been well designed with excellent floor plans and windows designed around achieving maximum sunlight. All units will be finished to the highest of standards and benefit from an excellent specification. The units qualify for Section 23 type allowances against all rental income within the State.

Fantastic Location
New Ross has been an international port from historic times, located at the head of an extensively navigable river system. Originally a walled town, its shape is semi-circular due to its position on the river and the line of these medieval walls still largely defines the present day urban core. New Ross Town has developed rapidly in recent years - it is situated 23 miles from Wexford and 14 miles from Waterford City, just over 30 minutes drive from both Rosslare International Ferry Port and Waterford Regional Airport. The immediate area is steeped in history, linking strongly to the Kennedy Family with the nearby John F. Kennedy Arboretum providing a major amenity attraction.

The town's maritime history is commerated today by one of the South-East's most popular visitor attractions - the Dunbrody Famine Ship. The Dunbrody, moored at the town's waterfront, is a full-sized, historically accurate replica of a 19th Century sailing ship.

This exceptional site Waterside is a front line river location where most apartments will benefit from river views and stunning views across the river to New Ross Town Centre. The River Barrow, which is tidal, is one of the most important water courses in the South-East. From here there is easy access to the sea at Ballyhack to the South, the River Suir, which joins the River Barrow near Cheek Point or the Rover Nore which merges just a little north of the town. For the more adventurous, a substantial amount of Ireland's canal system can be explored from the River Barrow which itself stretches deep into the midlands of Ireland above Carlow and Athy. For the boating enthusiast therefore, an important feature of this prestigious development will be a river boardwalk.