Thatched House for Sale in Monasterboice, Louth, 1.09 Acres

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Newtown, Monasterboice, Co Louth, County Louth, Ireland, Monasterboice (Ireland)

3 Bedrooms · 2 Bathrooms · 150m² Floor area

€595,000

House

No parking

3 Bedrooms

2 Bathrooms

150m²

Garden

No pool

Not furnished

Description

This thatched house for sale in Monasterboice, County Louth, sits on 1.09 acres with stone outbuildings, a woodland garden and a paddock.

You reach it along a cul-de-sac off the old Drogheda to Dunleer road, then cross a gravelled courtyard to a whitewashed farmhouse with a painted front door and a traditional thatched roof. Inside there are three bedrooms and two bathrooms across 150 m², with exposed beams, lime-rendered walls and original stone floors. The house is in good condition, so this is a home to move into rather than a project to start. The real scope for work lies outside, in the old farm buildings.

Inside the Thatched Farmhouse



The kitchen is the room everyone will gravitate to. It is built around a traditional range and an open-hearth fireplace, with bespoke cabinetry and a utility room alongside for the everyday jobs. The main reception room has a second open-hearth fireplace, more exposed beams and original joinery. It is a room for winter evenings with the fire lit.

A separate study gives you a spot for a home office or a reading room. The ground-floor bathroom completes the downstairs.

Upstairs, the accommodation sits right under the thatch. The main bedroom has an en suite and looks out over the garden. Two further bedrooms keep their exposed roof timbers and original detailing, which suits family stays or visiting friends.

Courtyard, Outbuildings and Land



A range of stone outbuildings is arranged around the courtyard. They offer potential for sympathetic restoration, subject to planning permission. Given how close the Boyne Valley is, some buyers may also look at tourism-related or ancillary uses, again subject to the necessary consents.

Behind the house is a mature woodland garden that feels private and quiet. An adjoining paddock extends the grounds and could suit a horse or two, or simply more landscaping. In total the plot comes to about 4,412 m².

The house stands in an Architectural Conservation Area. Heating is oil-fired central heating, and the water comes from a private well with a septic tank for drainage. Conservation grants may be available through the Heritage Council and local authority heritage schemes, subject to eligibility and funding.

Living Near Monasterboice and the Boyne Valley



Monasterboice is known for its medieval round tower and Celtic High Crosses, among the most visited early Christian sites in County Louth. The Monasterboice Inn is close by for dinners and family occasions.

Drogheda is about 9 km away and covers the main shopping, cafés, restaurants, supermarkets, healthcare and schools. Dunleer, about 8 km off, handles the daily errands with its shops, pharmacies, pubs and schools. Slane, with Slane Castle, is about 18 km away.

For anyone drawn to history, Brú na Bóinne is a short drive. The UNESCO site takes in Newgrange, Knowth and Dowth, some of Europe's most important prehistoric monuments. On the other side, the Louth coast gives you the beaches at Seapoint, Clogherhead, Termonfeckin and Mornington. Golf clubs, equestrian centres and walking and cycling routes are all within reach, which makes this a practical base for a holiday home in County Louth as well as a year-round residence.

Getting There: Dublin Airport and the M1



The M1 and N2 are both close, linking you to Dublin, Dundalk and Belfast. Drogheda station has regular trains towards Dublin. Matthews Coach Services run to Dublin and Dublin Airport from Monasterboice, roughly every 30 minutes at peak commuter times.

Dublin Airport is about 50 km away and Dublin city centre about 60 km. For anyone considering a second home in Ireland, that makes arrivals and departures straightforward.

Key Features



- Thatched farmhouse with whitewashed façade and gravelled courtyard
- 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms
- 150 m² of living space
- 1.09-acre plot (about 4,412 m²)
- Farmhouse kitchen with range and open-hearth fireplace
- Reception room with open-hearth fireplace, exposed beams and original joinery
- Separate study and utility room
- Main bedroom with en suite and garden views
- Stone outbuildings around the courtyard
- Mature woodland garden and adjoining paddock
- Oil-fired central heating, private well and septic tank
- Located in an Architectural Conservation Area

Frequently Asked Questions



Can the stone outbuildings be converted?
They offer potential for sympathetic restoration, but any work needs planning permission. Because the house is in an Architectural Conservation Area, speak to the local authority before making plans.

Is it suitable as a holiday rental?
The character of the house and the closeness of the Boyne Valley attractions may appeal to holiday guests. Any rental or tourism use would be subject to the necessary consents.

How far is Dublin Airport?
About 50 km. Coaches from Monasterboice run to the airport roughly every 30 minutes at peak times, or you can drive via the M1.

If you would like to arrange a viewing of this thatched farmhouse in County Louth, contact the seller through Homestra and we will put you in touch.

Details

Amount of bedrooms
3
Size
150m²
Price per m²
€3,967
Garden size
4412m²
Has Garden
Yes
Has Parking
No
Has Basement
No
Condition
good
Amount of Bathrooms
2
Has swimming pool
No
Property type
House
Energy label

Unknown

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Orchard Lodge, located on Black Lane in the quaint town of Dunleer, Co. Louth, is a gem waiting for you to discover. This delightful villa, nestled on a spacious half-acre site, offers the perfect blend of country tranquility and modern convenience. Just a stone’s throw away from M1, you’re about 5 minutes from the nearest village and a mere 20 minutes to the bustling town. This makes it a prime location that catches the eye for those seeking a peaceful yet accessible sanctuary. Approaching Orchard Lodge, you’ll be greeted by electric gates that lead into beautifully manicured gardens. Mature and lovingly maintained shrubbery surrounds the property, creating an idyllic backdrop. The south-facing patio is perfect for soaking up the sun, providing an enchanting space for alfresco dining or unwinding after a long day. The property includes three distinct structures: - The main house - A garage with an electric roller door, WC, and mezzanine - A home office with sliding doors that open onto a charming garden spot The privacy here is unparalleled, ensuring no part of the house is overlooked, which is a rare find. The minute you step inside the house, the wide entrance hall painted in a refreshing Wedgewood blue sets a warm and welcoming atmosphere. The living room is not only generously sized but also dual-aspect, meaning you'll have an abundance of natural light streaming in. A fireplace complete with an inset stove becomes the focal point, adding a cozy touch to this grand space. A practical and sun-drenched kitchen-diner-sunroom offers ample space for daily living. Here, a fully integrated kitchen with an island for extra workspace, alongside a comfy coffee spot, makes this area the heart of the home. French doors lea ... click here to read more

Orchard Lodge, Black Lane, Dunleer, Co. Louth, A92NYP4

Welcome to a delightful bungalow situated in the calm and serene locale of Donore Village, nestled in the heart of County Meath, Ireland. If you're an overseas buyer or an expat seeking a peaceful retreat that offers both a cozy village lifestyle and easy access to city conveniences, this property will likely catch your interest. Riasc Cottage at 7 Staleen stands as an ideal sanctuary for those looking to experience the best of both worlds. This property, priced at €475,000, brings the dream of a tranquil lifestyle within reach, all whilst being perfectly positioned for a swift drive to Dublin or Belfast. But let's dive into what makes this bungalow more than just a place to live! Living in Donore Village is a picturesque experience. Surrounded by the historical Boyne Valley, you'll find yourself amongst lush landscapes dotted with world-renowned heritage sites such as Newgrange, Knowth, and Dowth. Just a short drive away lies Oldbridge Estate, a location teeming with historic charm and offering a glimpse into Ireland's rich past. But the adventures don't end there. If you enjoy shopping, dining, or a taste of local culture, Drogheda Town is just around the corner, offering everything from quaint shops to vibrant pubs and eateries. Our star of the show, the bungalow itself, is a detached beauty offering a sense of privacy rarely found in such a sought-after location. With three spacious bedrooms and three bathrooms, this home provides ample room for families or those who simply desire extra space for guests or hobbies. As you step inside, you're immediately greeted by a cathedral-style arched doorway flanked by charming stained glass windows—a welcoming sight indeed. The entrance opens up to an impressive layout, featu ... click here to read more

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A Journey Back in Time: Embrace the Heritage of Reaghstown Imagine stepping into a world where history whispers through the walls, where every stone tells a story of bygone eras. Nestled in the serene countryside of Reaghstown, Ardee, this former 19th-century schoolhouse offers a rare opportunity to own a piece of Irish heritage. With its robust stone structure and distinctive red brick window surrounds, this property is a canvas waiting for your vision to bring it back to life. A Canvas for Creativity Built circa 1865, this detached stone building stands as a testament to the craftsmanship of its time. The soaring ceilings, exposed stone walls, and timber beams evoke a sense of grandeur and history. The central chimney stack, a striking feature, hints at the warmth and gatherings it once hosted. While the property requires a full renovation, it offers a blank slate for those with a passion for preserving history and creating a unique home. The Allure of Rural Tranquility Set on a generous 0.37-acre site, the schoolhouse is enveloped by the tranquil beauty of the Irish countryside. The surrounding landscape offers a sense of seclusion and peace, yet the vibrant town of Ardee is just a short drive away. Here, you'll find a range of amenities, from schools and shops to cafes and sports clubs, ensuring that modern conveniences are never far from reach. A Gateway to Adventure For those who cherish the great outdoors, County Louth is a playground of natural beauty. Explore the rolling hills and lush landscapes on foot or by bike, or venture further afield to discover the rich history and culture of the region. With the M1 motorway nearby, Dublin and Belfast are easily accessible, making this location ideal for those se ... click here to read more

Stormanstown, Ardee, Reaghstown, Co. Louth, A92EW94

Nestled in the quaint and serene locale of Loughlinstown, Kilbride Road, Co Meath, this delightful bungalow situated in Nobber beckons those seeking a peaceful yet connected lifestyle. With its quintessential three-bedroom cottage-style design, this home is perfect for those considering downsizing or couples taking their first steps on the property ladder. It's situated on approximately 0.15 hectares (0.33 acres), providing just the right amount of outdoor space to enjoy without overwhelming maintenance concerns. As a bustling real estate professional with a global focus, it's my pleasure to introduce this gem to international buyers and expats considering a move. Located just a short distance from Kilbride Village and Ratoath Village, this property offers both the tranquility of rural life and the conveniences of urban living. You'll find shopping centers in proximity in Blanchardstown and Swords, and primary and secondary schools are just a short drive away. Hence, the location is appealing for families and educational needs. Now, let’s walk through this welcoming valley of coziness. As you step through the uPVC front door, you'll be greeted by an entrance hall that features remarkable tiled flooring with feature floor lighting, lending a warm glow to the space. The bathroom, newly refurbished, embraces you with its modern touches—new Triton power shower, vanity cabinet, and a well-lit space provided by a window allowing for natural light and fresh country air. The three bedrooms are designed with comfort and modern convenience in mind. The first bedroom, a spacious double, is equipped with laminate flooring and practical fold-away stairs, offering access to the attic space—a handy feature for additional storage or ... click here to read more

Loughlinstown, Kilbride Road, Kilbride, Co Meath, D15PT96

Welcome to an abundant opportunity in an exciting suburb of Dublin, Ireland. We present to you, an elegant and well-maintained 3-bedroom end of terrace house residing at 1 Thornleigh Close, Applewood, Swords, Co. Dublin, K67 X822. This property reflects an absolute charm in every corner and is indeed a heartfelt adobe for a lovely family. The house exudes a delightful aura that harmonizes with its desirable neighborhood. Embodying an area of 110 square meters with substantial family space and intelligently developed compartments, this house stands as an embodiment of comfortable and convenient living. Inside features: - Spacious entrance hall with significant understairs storage - Two bathrooms for your convenience - Spacious and warm lounge - Bright kitchen with a dining room - Three cozy bedrooms - Attic room with a walk-in wardrobe - Outdoor area includes a shrubbery section to the front of the house - On-street parking - A beautifully walled garden to the rear with trellis fencing, lawned area, paved patio, and a timber garden shed The house is in good condition, although some might find aspects that they would want to personalize, making the home truly their own. Located in Swords, a vibrant town in Dublin County, this property is the perfect gateway to an Irish lifestyle merging traditional charm and modern comforts. Swords offers a close-knit community feel, while also providing all the advantages of a thriving city with fantastic amenities and infrastructure. Living in Swords, the climate you'll experience is a temperate maritime one, which means mild winters and cooler summers, with a consistent rainfall throughout the year. This ensures the splendid green landscapes Ireland is known for, and ... click here to read more

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Presenting a lovely three-bedroom semi-detached family home located at a quaint cul-de-sac at 56 Castlegrange Avenue, Swords, Co. Dublin. This residence offers a combination of modern comfort with a welcoming atmosphere, making it an ideal choice for families or individuals looking to establish a warm home in a vibrant community. The house stands out with its thoughtful layout. The entrance hall leads into a spacious lounge featuring a cozy electric fireplace, creating an inviting environment for relaxation and social gatherings. Adjacent to the lounge is a substantial kitchen/dining area that serves as the heart of the home, perfect for family meals and entertaining guests. This area extends onto a beautifully landscaped south-facing garden, which includes a part-tiled patio and a lawn surrounded by vibrant flowerbeds, providing an ideal setting for outdoor activities and relaxation. Upstairs, the home provides three well-proportioned bedrooms, with the main bedroom featuring useful built-in storage. A large family bathroom completes the first-floor arrangement, ensuring ample facilities for all residents. Additional features of this property include: - Gas fired central heating - Concrete driveway with parking space for two vehicles - A secure side entrance with a timber gate - A handy timber shed in the rear garden for additional storage Living in Swords offers a unique blend of suburban tranquility and city convenience. This property is a mere walking distance from the dynamic Swords village, which boasts a rich selection of shopping, dining, and entertainment options, most notably the Pavilions Shopping Centre. Families will appreciate the close proximity to numerous primary and secondary schools, making it a pr ... click here to read more

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Nestled in the serene countryside of Dunboyne, on Poundhill, Maynooth in Kilcloon, Co. Meath, lies a bungalow with a storyline of its own. The bungalow, perfectly seated amidst 1 acre of lush greenery, presents itself as a gateway to the tranquil life. It's a four-bedroom detached abode that's been standing as a testament to the serene Irish landscape. As a busy real estate agent with a global network, I'm thrilled to present this property to our international buyers looking for a slice of Peaceful Ireland that promises a unique lifestyle. So let's embark on this little journey, shall we? The home is in good condition but you can always bring in your personal touch to make it truly your dream living space. With an address that echoes the very essence of calm, Poundhill, Maynooth is quietly positioned close enough to modern conveniences yet far enough to enjoy the peace you wouldn't find in a bustling city. Starting with the layout, the bungalow comes with an entrance hall that welcomes you into its cosy arms. Then, there’s a living room, which measures 4.9 x 4.0 meters, where you can envision family gatherings or quiet evenings spent unwinding. In addition, a dining area, thoughtfully designed, allows you to enjoy meals with a view of the sprawling acre of land outside. More than just a house, this bungalow offers a lifestyle. The kitchen space is defined but awaits the culinary creations and memories it's destined to host. There's also a study which may double beautifully as the fourth bedroom, proving that this house can cater to diverse family needs or offer a quiet workspace for the home professional. The other three bedrooms provide space enough for a family to call this house home. The master bedroom, the large ... click here to read more

Poundhill, Maynooth, Kilcloon, Co. Meath, W23R2H3

Once upon a time in the picturesque heart of County Monaghan, nestled just a stone's throw away from the bustling town of Carrickmacross, lies an exciting opportunity waiting to be discovered. I'm talking about a prime parcel of land situated in Longfield, Ballymackney, offering you the chance to lay down roots in this serene corner of Ireland. As a bussy globe-trotting real estate agent, I often come across such promising pieces of property that hold immense potential for those looking for a slice of the Emerald Isle. At a sweeping 11 acres, this plot offers a canvas of lush, verdant pastureland ready to be transformed into whatever your dreams could envision. Benefiting from extensive frontage onto the R179 road and a minor road, accessibility here is a dream, with only a short 2 km journey into the vibrant town of Carrickmacross. Whether you're looking to forge a new lifestyle away from the hustle and bustle or invest in the burgeoning Irish real estate market, this location offers exciting prospects. Ballymackney and its surroundings offer a quaint yet lively suburban feel, perfect for those wanting to experience rural Ireland while retaining a connection to modern amenities. For expatriates and overseas buyers, it's worth noting that the area celebrates a mild climate, characterized by relatively cool summers and mild, wet winters. The weather patterns feature seasonal shifts, ensuring glorious spring blooms and dramatic autumn foliage displays—it’s an ever-changing masterpiece of nature. Living in Ballymackney offers a peaceful retreat with proximity to Carrickmacross, a town known for its rich tapestry of culture, history, and community spirit. Life here can be slow-paced and fulfilling, wrapped into a beautifu ... click here to read more

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Welcome to the charming community of Carrickmacross in County Monaghan, Ireland, where the beautifully situated No. 33 Highfield offers an irresistible invitation to enjoy the tranquil lifestyle of this scenic town. This isn't just any property; it's a welcoming bungalow that promises comfort and potential, wrapped in a neat, well-maintained package. Now, dear overseas buyers and expats, let me paint a picture of what this home—and the vibrant life in Carrickmacross—can be like for you. Nestled within this thriving local community, No. 33 Highfield stands as an exemplar of suburban Irish living. Imagine a serene neighbourhood where the atmosphere is peaceful and filled with friendly faces, and where the conveniences of town life are just a short stroll away. This semi-detached bungalow boasts three comfortable bedrooms and one well-appointed bathroom, making it an ideal choice for small families, couples, or those looking to downsize without compromising on space and comfort. Life in a bungalow offers its unique delights—everything you need on one single floor, making it accessibility-friendly and convenient. With 85 square meters of thoughtfully structured living space, every corner of this home is touched by natural light that dances through the windows, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere. As you step into the hallway, the journey begins through a home that has been cared for with love. The heart of this home is undoubtedly the sitting room, where an open fireplace invites cozy evenings, perfect for unwinding after exploring all that Carrickmacross has to offer. Picture yourself reading a book by the fire, a warm cup of tea in hand. The kitchen, equipped with integrated appliances, is ready for home-cooking ent ... click here to read more

No. 33 Highfield, Carrickmacross, Co. Monaghan, A81XD63

Nestled in the idyllic enclave of Kinsealy, a blend of rustic charm and suburban convenience awaits you at 4 Baskin Cottages. Now, if you're not too familiar with Kinsealy, it's a charming village in County Dublin, Ireland, offering a peaceful oasis just a stone's throw from the hustle and bustle of big city life. It's a warm community where neighbours still greet you by name. Let's chat about this cozy bungalow, a staple of understated elegance that traces its roots back to the late 1930s. With three bedrooms, it's perfect for anyone looking to downsize or possibly a small family yearning for a cozy nest in a sought-after neighbourhood. Built back when quality mattered more than quantity, this bungalow stands true to its era, offering a delightful mix of modest comfort and characterful features. And despite these roots, it's welcomingly spacious, with an entrance porch leading to a comfortable hallway and then stepping into a cozy lounge where family evenings could easily be spent around a board game or perhaps the latest series you've all discovered. The kitchen cum dining area is a gathering spot for those delightful Sunday brunches. Sunlight dances through the windows, illuminating the expansive space, ready to host everything from quick breakfasts on weekday mornings to hearty dinners on weekends. From there, the charm of countryside spills in, blending indoor comfort with the rustic allure of outdoor living. Out back, two separate courtyards await, promising privacy and tranquility, nothing too fancy but full of potential for perhaps a small herb garden or a BBQ setup to entertain a few guests. - 3 Bedrooms - 1 Bathroom - Cozy Lounge - Large Kitchen/Dining Area - Two Separate Courtyards - Extensive Driveway - C ... click here to read more

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Located in the tranquil neighborhood of Hermitage Park in Lucan, Co. Dublin, this 4-bedroom detached house represents an ideal opportunity for those looking to establish roots in a family-oriented community. The house rests at 11 Hermitage Way, offering a serene living environment with the added convenience of proximity to local amenities and transport links. With a floor size of 130 square meters, the home is well-maintained, providing a blend of traditional charm and modern comfort, ideal for those looking to invest in a property with minimal immediate renovation needs, yet with room for personalization. Property Features: - Four spacious bedrooms, including a master with en-suite - Two well-appointed bathrooms - Generous kitchen space with Shaker Style cabinets and a central breakfast bar - A cozy living room leading into a formal dining area - Bright sunroom extending the living space - Attached garage with potential for conversion (subject to planning permission) - A welcoming entrance hall with a double-glazed storm porch - Exterior features a curved cobblelock driveway providing ample parking and a mature west-facing garden with a composite deck, perfect for outdoor dining and entertaining Amenities Close-by: - Walking distance to excellent primary and secondary schools, such as St Mary’s Parish - Nearby shopping facilities, including Liffey Valley Shopping Centre - Access to major motorways such as the M4 and M50, facilitating travel to Dublin’s city center and Dublin Airport - Extensive public transport options with a Quality Bus Corridor (QBC) servicing the city center - Close proximity to Hermitage Park which offers sports fields, recreational facilities, and a children’s playground Living in Lucan offers ... click here to read more

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Nestled in the heart of Coolock, a vibrant neighborhood in Dublin, this 3-bedroom terraced home offers much more than just four walls and a roof. Situated at 3 Glin Grove, this property provides a sturdy and inviting option for families looking to plant roots in a welcoming Irish community. As an agent with global reach, I can say this place isn't just a dwelling; it's the start of a new chapter in a country teeming with life, history, and opportunities. This home, with its agreeable condition, presents overseas buyers with a near-turnkey prospect. Let's wander through the house together. Stepping through the front door, you are greeted by an entrance hall that seamlessly directs you to a spacious, front-facing living room. This space is ideal for leisurely evenings or hosting guests, filled with natural light that beams through large windows. Progressing further, you'll find the kitchen and dining area, which has undergone a thoughtful extension, creating a harmonious flow into the sunny rear garden. This expansion offers a delightful balance between indoor and outdoor living, ideal for those who enjoy gardening or simply relaxing under the Irish sky. An added bonus is the modern shower and utility room located on the ground floor, providing convenience and ease for busy mornings. Head upstairs, and you'll find a generously sized family bathroom and three bedrooms, two of which are double-sized. Each bedroom comes equipped with fitted wardrobes, offering ample storage space—perfect for moving in as soon as possible without the hassle of additional installations. Here's a quick rundown of the features you can expect: - 3 bedrooms with fitted wardrobes - 2 bathrooms, including a large family bath and modern shower - S ... click here to read more

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Welcome to 36 Lally Road, Ballyfermot, Dublin 10—an opportunity not just to own a house, but to immerse yourself in a vibrant community. Here, in a neighborhood steeped in rich cultural history and surrounded by a burgeoning urban landscape, life is about embracing the Irish spirit while enjoying the comforts of home. This cozy three-bedroom house, with a bathroom that serves the whole family, is situated in a row of terraces built back in the 1950s. Although it may need a sprinkle of modernization, its bones are sturdy and reliable, offering a fantastic canvas for turning your dream home into a reality. What's particularly appealing is the rear sunny garden. It's a perfect setting for those with a green thumb or for someone considering a future extension—the potential here sparkeles easy to see! Nestled in a central part of Dublin, Ballyfermot spans a blend of tranquility and vibrant urban living. Whether you're relocating from overseas or looking for a quintessential Irish neighborhood feel, Ballyfermot has something for everyone. Expect friendly nods from passersby, intimate cafés and eateries that offer local delicacies, and welcoming pubs that come alive in the evenings echoing with laughter and warm tunes. The area effortlessly merges the joys of community life with the convenience of city amenities. For families, Ballyfermot offers several schools that cater to a variety of educational needs. The nearby parks make for delightful weekend outings, offering both the young and the young at heart a place for recreation and clean, fresh air. For those working in Dublin City Centre, the location is truly desirable. Excellent public transport options shepherd you to and from your city destination. Regular bus services ... click here to read more

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Nestled in the heart of Kingscourt, a vibrant town situated in the picturesque County Cavan, lies a charming bungalow ready to welcome its new owners. At 10 Cluain Dara, this 3-bedroom bungalow offers a delightful blend of comfort and convenience, making it an attractive choice for both first-time buyers and seasoned investors. And at a price tage of €219,000, it represents true value amidst the lush landscapes of Ireland's storied countryside. Living in Kingscourt gives you a taste of true Irish life, where community, tradition, and modern amenities beautifully coexist. Situated just on the fringe of the town, this bungalow offers easy access to essential conveniences while still providing a serene living environment. Schools, shops, gyms, and cafes are all within a stone's throw, ensuring your daily needs are met without the hassle of lengthy commutes. For those with families, the proximity to Coláiste an Rí secondary school adds an extra layer of convenience. The local character of Kingscourt is hard to miss. The recently unveiled Boyne Valley to Lakelands Greenway is a gem for those who relish outdoor activities. Spanning a scenic route, this trail is perfect for walking, running, and cycling enthusiasts, connecting Kingscourt directly to the vibrant town of Navan. The surrounding nature is nothing short of breathtaking, with Dun an Rí Forest Park located close by, offering expansive trails and natural beauty at every turn. For a more leisurely pace, the historic Cabra Castle Hotel offers an idyllic setting for brunches or afternoon teas. Climate-wise, Kingscourt benefits from Ireland's temperate maritime climate, ensuring mild winters and cool summers. The weather is perfect for those who enjoy a bit of rain inte ... click here to read more

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Ah, the life of a busy real estate agent, isn't it exhilarating? I’m here to share with you a unique opportunity that transcends the ordinary and gives you a perfect canvas to create the home you've always dreamed of, nestled in the heart of the Irish countryside. What we have here is a beautiful plot of land located in the quaint locality of Toneneave, Maghercloone, just a short drive away from the bustling town of Carrickmacross. This 0.94-acre, or 0.38-hectare, piece of earth can be your gateway to a serene lifestyle, all for an impressive price of €50,000. Keep in mind though, this plot is just that—a plot ready for your visionary touch, without the encumbrance of existing structures or buildings. But first, let's delve into the locale. Situated in the tranquil setting of Drumcarrow, this patch of land offers you the calm and peace of rural life whilst never being too far from the necessities of modern living. You're merely 2 kilometers off the R179 Carrickmacross to Kingscourt Road. This convenient location means you have quick and easy access in and out of the area, promising a seamless balance between idyllic retreat and connectivity. The weather, typical of the Irish countryside, will delight you with its mild summers and cool winters. The lush green fields and occasional mist blanketing the ground in the early morning bring a sense of calmness and connection to nature that few places can match. Exploring the community, you'll find that living here means more than just enjoying beautiful landscapes. It's being part of a tight-knit community where the warmth of the locals will make you feel right at home. You're just a stone's throw away from Maghercloone RC Church, a beautiful establishment that serves as a cor ... click here to read more

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Nestled in the lively neighborhood of Killester, Dublin, this quaint two-bedroom semi-detached house at the coveted address of 56 Collins Avenue East stands proudly along tree-lined streets, offering a unique opportunity for those looking to settle in one of Dublin's most desirable areas. This property shines as a solid family home or a strategic investment for overseas buyers and expats seeking to embrace the vibrancy and convenience of Dublin city life. As you step inside this charming abode, you'll find yourself in a cozy entrance hallway leading into two main social spaces—cozy lounge and a dedicated living room. The downstairs space offers a practical bathroom with a shower, ideal for those dreary Irish afternoons when a hot shower is just what's needed. Adjacent to these spaces is a kitchen that, while compact, opens up with a sliding door to a lush rear garden, inviting the green-fingered enthusiast to create their personal oasis. And let's not forget the potential—should inspiration strike, the attic, currently a storage haven, holds the promise of transformation, perhaps into an artist’s studio or an extra bedroom. The upper level houses two comfortable bedrooms adorned with fitted wardrobes, offering ample storage for your belongings. A family bathroom completes this level, ensuring convenience for residents and guests alike. Despite the good condition of this home, there lies plenty of room for personalization, turning this dwelling into your dream home. Living here, you'll find Dublin's unique blend of city excitement and suburban tranquility at your fingertips. Killester itself is an area rich in heritage and community spirit, graced with a tapestry of local amenities. Schools, both primary and secondary, ... click here to read more

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Discover a charming two-bedroom apartment, ideally situated in the esteemed Kilronan Court on the sought-after Saint Lawrence Road, at the heart of Clontarf, Dublin. This top-floor residence occupies a prime location with convenient access to a diverse range of amenities and the tranquil beauty of Clontarf’s coastal scenery. Featuring approximately 65 square meters (700 square feet) of living space, the apartment offers a solid foundation with potential for the new owner to inject personal style and modern updates to create a uniquely tailored home. The apartment’s interior includes an inviting entrance hallway that leads into a comfortable living/dining area complete with access to a private balcony. Enjoy your morning coffee or a quiet evening while overlooking the well-maintained and landscaped grounds surrounding the property. Additionally, the apartment features a spacious, separate kitchen awaiting your creative redesign to transform it into a delightful culinary space. Two well-proportioned bedrooms and a functional bathroom complete the accommodation, making it suitable for singles, couples, or small families. Property Features Include: - Two bedrooms - One bathroom - Top floor apartment location - Private balcony - Separate spacious kitchen - Living/dining area - Landscaped communal grounds - Proximity to public transport options Living in Clontarf offers a vibrant lifestyle with the convenience of city life coupled with the serenity of seaside living. The area is peppered with an array of shops, excellent restaurants, cozy pubs, and specialist boutiques. For daily necessities and more, residents can easily access Nolan's supermarket and Lotts & Co. The Clontarf Baths provide a unique seaside relaxation and d ... click here to read more

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Nestled amidst the gentle rolling hills of Co. Cavan, Cornakill near Kingscourt offers an inviting blend of pastoral charm and proximity to local amenities, providing an idyllic setting for those looking to embrace a serene, country lifestyle while remaining connected to the conveniences of town life. The property in question serves as a quaint country home, a historic stone cottage that harmoniously blends with its bucolic surroundings. Situated on an approximately 0.54-acre plot of lush greenery, the cottage offers ample outdoor space for gardening, leisure, and relaxation in a tranquil countryside setting. This 700 square foot, two-bedroom, single-bathroom cottage is brimming with character and possibilities for customization. Built in the traditional style, it exudes a rustic charm that is waiting to be enhanced by a thoughtful renovation. The property, currently in a condition that requires a loving touch, offers a wonderful opportunity for those looking to put their personal stamp on a space. Supported by existing connections to mains water and electricity, the renovation journey promises to be straightforward with the right vision and effort. Whether you’re savoring your morning coffee while overlooking sprawling fields or planning the layout of your expansive garden, this home presents potential as expansive as the landscape it sits on. However, prospective homeowners should be prepared to invest both time and resources in revitalizing this property. The charm of a country home is undeniable, but it often comes with the need for updates and repairs to bring it into the modern age. For those interested in the potential of this property, the Irish government offers financial incentives such as the Vacant Propert ... click here to read more

Cornakill, Kingscourt, Co. Cavan