North Dublin: Menolly Homes is set to copperfasten the success of its latest housing development at Kinsealy in north Dublin this weekend when it releases the last batch of three and four-bedroom townhouses in this first phase.

Both house types in Drynam Hall are three storeys high, with the main bedroom and en suite facilities located in the converted loft space. The three-bedroom homes with 108 sq m (1,160 sq ft) are priced from €315,000 while the four-bedroom townhouses with 120 sq m (1,249 sq ft) of floor space costs from €345,000. The first of the houses are should be ready to move into within a month.

Sherry FitzGerald New Homes is also handling the sale of five four-bedroom 139 sq m (1,498 sq ft) houses costing from €395,000.These should be ready to move into early next year. Show houses will be open on Saturday and Sunday from 3 to 5 pm.

Drynam Hall is the first major development in Kinsealy for over a decade and is reached by turning left on to Feltrim Road after passing Charlie Haughey's Abbeville on the Malahide Road. The site is within a few hundred yards of the M50, though the most convenient interchange is over two miles away.

Drynam Hall has had wide appeal because even in the first phase of 110 homes, there have been eight different house types available. Later phases will include one and two-bedroom apartments.

The three-bedroom, three-storey houses have a combined diningroom and kitchen; the kitchen is at the front while the livingroom is to the rear, filling the full width of the house.

There is a fireplace with fitted gas fire and French doors opening into a small back garden. There are two double bedrooms on the first floor which share the main bathroom. The main bedroom suite on the top level is undoubtedly a strong selling point