This fifth largest city is the chief urban centre of population in the South East with a population of 90,000. It's a city with a thriving economy, easy accessibility, a progressive attitude and a community life all of its own When considering a location to live and maybe bringing up a family, few addresses offer such a broad spectrum of amazing facilities as you will find surrounding Bowefield. For the sporting enthusiasts, there are many clubs and associations waiting for new members for example the nearby De La Salle GAA club hold strong underage teams in both hurling and football and the Stonehaven Equestrian centre is just a short distance away.

Waterford city pays tribute to the arts annually, and each year on the October Bank holiday host the Imagine arts festival. Education is a priority in Waterford with an array of quality primary and secondary schools in the area and a third level institution nearby. The September 2011 opening of the nearby New Gaelscoil Na nDeise and "Waterford Educate Together" schools on the Carrickphierish Campus Development are just fine examples of this. If you buy in Bowefield you can be assured that you will have plenty to do.

This development is located just off the Gracedieu Road and is nestled on the slopes overlooking the River Suir. Bowefield comprises 38 houses with a mix of both three bedroom and four bedroom houses. The city centre is within easy reach be it walking, cycling or taking the car. To the left of the development is the newly opened Waterford Bridge now the longest bridge in the state.McInerney Homes have been building in this part of Waterford City for the past five years redefining the landscape with our developments in Bowefield phase 1 and Riverpark.