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€425,000
3 beds
3 baths
128 sqm
0.44 Acres
Description
Inside, the home unfolds with warmth and ease. A welcoming entrance porch leads you into a bright, open-plan living, kitchen and dining space—perfect for gathering, entertaining, or simply watching the ever-changing seascape. The bedroom accommodation is set over two floors and comprises of three bedrooms, two ensuite and a shower room. The main bedroom, which is located on the first floor, offers family style sleeping arrangements and has a wonderful balcony ideal for long summer evenings!
Outside, the magic continues; Stone steps descend to the shoreline, and the gardens unfold beautifully with a charming orchard, an expansive lawn, and mature hedging that provides both privacy and a natural sense of seclusion. There is also a garden room - a light filled haven ideal for a number of creative pursuits. The gentle sounds of the water, the salt-tinged breeze, and uninterrupted coastal views create a setting that is as calming as it is captivating.
This is not just a house—it’s a lifestyle, a sanctuary, a place where memories are made with the sea as your constant companion.
If you’ve been waiting for a home that feels a little different, a little magical—this might just be the one.
Features
Upgraded bespoke 3 bedroom proeprty
Garden room ideal for a number of uses
Dual vehicle access points plus a pedestrian gate
Landscaped garden with mature trees, hedging, and lawned areas
Elevated viewing points throughout the garden
Steps down to the waters edge
private Mooring for boat to the side
Gas fired central heating
Double glazed windows throughout
Private septic tank
Mains water
Easy access to Fethard village amenities: coffee shops, restaurants, activity centre, and more
Rooms
Openplan Kitchen / Living / Dining Room
Living Area 4.12m x 3.93m Solid wood flooring, ornate fireplace with wooden surround, slate hearth, wood burning stove, wooden ceiling, stairs to upper floor, window to front, step up to
Kitchen Area 3.59m x 2.84m Fitted wall and floor units, stainless steel sink unit with drainer, built in oven, hob, extractor, dishwasher, fridge, tiled floor tiled splashback, window to front
Dining Area 4.08m x 3.35m Dual aspect with stunning water views, wooden flooring, wainscotting, double doors to rear
Bedroom 1 3.96m x 2.67m Dual aspect, wooden flooring, wooden ceiling, step down to
Ensuite 2.55m x 1.74m Suite comprising bath with shower attachment, wc, pedestal wash hand basin, wooden flooring, part tiled walls, hatch to
Plant Room 2.66m x 1.87m
Utility Room 1.97m x 1.06m Plumbed for washing machine, fitted floor units, wooden flooring, door to rear
First floor Return Laminate flooring
Shower Room 1.81m x 1.7m Suite comprising step in fully tiled shower with "Triton T90sr" shower, wc, pedestal wash hand basin, wainscotting, water views
First Floor
Landing 1.74m x 1.23m Laminate flooring, storage cupboard
Bedroom 2 3.97m x 2.68m Laminate flooring, window to side
Family Room 7.05m x 3.89m Sub Divided into two areas
Area 1 3.42m x 2.98m Laminate floor, window to front, hanging area for clothes, steps into
Area 2 3.75m x 3.49m Laminate floring, window to side, sliding patio doors to balcony (3m x 2.5m) with stunning views
Ensuite 3.29m x 1.63m Suite comprising step in fully tiled shower unit with thermostate power shower, wc, vanity unit with integareated sink, part tiled walls, laminate flooring
Garden Room 4.66m x 3.79m Superb room ideal for a number of uses, pitched wooden ceiling, flag stone floor, sliding patio door
BER Information
BER Number: 101542017
Energy Performance Indicator: 270.86 kWh/m²/yr
About the Area
Fethard-on-Sea was originally called Fethard but the name was changed following drownings at sea when a lifeboat capsized in 1914 on a service mission to the schooner Mexico, off the Keeragh Islands. Nine of the lifeboat crew were drowned and five survived. There was an outpouring of sympathy for the village and money came in from around the world, however, a lot of it ended up in Fethard, County Tipperary, so the name of the Fethard in Wexford was changed to distinguish it.
It lies on the R734 road on the eastern side of the Hook peninsula, between Waterford Harbour and Bannow Bay. One would be hard pressed not to be enchanted by the charm of the seaside village, and obviously there are an array of facilities and activities for locals and visitors. Two Bus Éireann routes serve Fethard-on-Sea; route 370 provides a commuter service to Waterford via New Ross.
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