Hurry and see the sumptuous new Ballsbridge Shrewsbury Square Apartments on www.viewabrochure.com

Aug. 1, 2007 - PRLog -- So much so that, if you’re interested in buying one of these top apartments, you’ll need to move quickly because, already, over 50% of the current availability is sold. And that’s even before the official launch in September 2007.

With prices at the time of going to print being quoted in the region of: two bedroom apartments available from €920,000 and a limited number of extra large three bedroom penthouses from €2,500,000, you should pay a visit to www.viewabrochure.com now and check out which apartments are currently available for you to buy. The web site also gives you email contact details for sales queries and further information.

Remember, we’re talking about Ballsbridge! Ask anybody in Ireland if they know where Ballsbridge is and immediately they’ll tell you that it is one of the, if not ‘the’, most famous places to live in Ireland’s capital city.

So unique and established is the name ‘Ballsbridge’ that all you have to do is Google in the single word ‘Ballsbridge’ on the world-wide web – no need to mention a city, a country or anything like that, because Google will instantly present you with Ballsbridge, Dublin 4. It’s famous!

Yes! Ballsbridge is a world famous place in which to live. It’s where you will find the US embassy along with all the other embassies. It’s where you will find the Four Seasons Hotel. It’s the home of the RDS, the venue for the world famous Dublin Horse Show and the Aga Khan Cup, and the venue where some of the biggest and brightest names in show business regularly appear live in concert.

“In Shrewsbury Square...” those evocative three words conjure up everything that is good about living in Dublin 4.  In Shrewsbury Square you’ll find a level of accommodation and finish to a standard rarely seen and befitting the calibre of this top class location. Everything you expect... and more.

Cosseted in the leafy confines of Dublin’s embassy district, this landmark development of superbly appointed apartments and penthouses conjures up such a rich array of images and expectations and that it has already captured the attention of many of Ireland’s leading celebrities.

And rightly so, because few residential addresses in Dublin convey a rich sense of elegance, sophistication and desirability. With Sandymount Strand, made famous all over the world by James Joyce, a leisurely walk down the road and with the house in which the poet, William Butler Yeats was inspired to write some of his finest poetry, including Byzantium, a few doors down on the same road, everything about Shrewsbury Square confirms that it is destined to become one of the city’s most sought-after addresses.

Ballsbridge abounds with tradition and style and, in addition to being the home to many of the capital’s finest hotels and historical venues, such as the RDS, it is the location of the oldest rugby ground in the world, Lansdowne Road. But what about the Shrewsbury Square apartments themselves?

Well! Whether it's a distinctive 1, 2 or 3-bedroom apartment, or one of the 8 spacious three bedroom penthouses, the Shrewsbury Square experience is enhanced by a host of designer features, including polished porcelain bathroom floor and wall tiles; Bisque heated towel warmers; energy efficient kitchen appliances; solid stone kitchen worktops; and futuristic Media Centric wireless home entertainment system all coming together to bring you the perfect fusion of functionality and design.

What do you think? My advice to you is take the first step and visit www.viewabrochure.com and see, and enjoy, this sensational brochure for yourself. And if you like what you see, then the world of Shrewsbury Square, Ballsbridge, awaits you! And what a wonderful world it is for you to live in.

Actually, it’s famous!

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Robert Hayes-McCoy Ltd - copywriters. Robert Hayes-McCoy is an author and an award-winning writer. His book titled: Persuasive Direct Marketing - what you say and how you write it, is in popular demand in Ireland. Published by The Oak Tree Press, Cork, Ireland. www.oaktreepress.com

Website: www.viewabrochure.com