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Asking Price
€339,500 Sold
€339,500 Sold
4 beds
2 baths
152 sqm
Townagh
Ballinamuck
Co. Longford
N39F668
Description
Spacious 4 Bedroom Bungalow c. 152 sqm on a elevated mature site of c. 0.72 acres just 3 km from Ballinamuck Village.
This bungalow was originally built 2006 and has been used as a holiday home by one family throughout this time and has been maintained to a high standard.
The sitting room has an open fireplace, engineered wood floors and double doors that connect to the large kitchen / Dining area. The dining area has double glass doors that open out onto the south west facing patio area which is a real sun trap and ideal for an evening BBQ. This area also has a combination of engineered wood and tiled floors. There are substantial built in kitchen units with a breakfast bar, integrated Neff appliances and a gas hob. The kitchen space is complimented by a large utility room that is plumbed for a washing machine and dryer.
All four bedrooms are double sized. The main bedroom has an ensuite shower room . There is also a fully tiled family bathroom with a separate shower serving the other three bedrooms.
There is a fold down attic stairs to a large attic area with a cut roof and velux windows, which could be converted to further accommodation.
Outside:
The house is on an elevated site of c. 0.72 acres.
The house is set back and raised up from the road with a long tarmac driveway that wraps around to the back of the house. There is a detached garage and the house is surrounded by lawns.
Location:
The bungalow is situated just c. 3 km from Ballinamuck village, Drumlish Village is 7 km to the south. Arva is 12km north of the house and Longford town is 17km away, about 18-20 mins drive.
Ballinamuck is one of the most historic towns in Longford due to a battle fought there in 1798. The Battle of Ballinamuck pitted the combined Irish and French forces under General Humbert and General Blake against the English under Lord Cornwallis. Today, a memorial statue of a rebel pikeman dominates the centre of the village.
The village is a popular location with national school, local shop, hairdressers and Dillons is a popular bar & bistro and there is also the well known 98 Bar. Moyne secondary school, which is well renowned, is also nearby. The house is just beside Edenmore bog walk which a 4.5 km looped walk around a raised bog with a wide diversity of plants birds and wildlife.
Directions
Eircode: N39 F668
GPS: 53.8569, -7.6897
This bungalow was originally built 2006 and has been used as a holiday home by one family throughout this time and has been maintained to a high standard.
The sitting room has an open fireplace, engineered wood floors and double doors that connect to the large kitchen / Dining area. The dining area has double glass doors that open out onto the south west facing patio area which is a real sun trap and ideal for an evening BBQ. This area also has a combination of engineered wood and tiled floors. There are substantial built in kitchen units with a breakfast bar, integrated Neff appliances and a gas hob. The kitchen space is complimented by a large utility room that is plumbed for a washing machine and dryer.
All four bedrooms are double sized. The main bedroom has an ensuite shower room . There is also a fully tiled family bathroom with a separate shower serving the other three bedrooms.
There is a fold down attic stairs to a large attic area with a cut roof and velux windows, which could be converted to further accommodation.
Outside:
The house is on an elevated site of c. 0.72 acres.
The house is set back and raised up from the road with a long tarmac driveway that wraps around to the back of the house. There is a detached garage and the house is surrounded by lawns.
Location:
The bungalow is situated just c. 3 km from Ballinamuck village, Drumlish Village is 7 km to the south. Arva is 12km north of the house and Longford town is 17km away, about 18-20 mins drive.
Ballinamuck is one of the most historic towns in Longford due to a battle fought there in 1798. The Battle of Ballinamuck pitted the combined Irish and French forces under General Humbert and General Blake against the English under Lord Cornwallis. Today, a memorial statue of a rebel pikeman dominates the centre of the village.
The village is a popular location with national school, local shop, hairdressers and Dillons is a popular bar & bistro and there is also the well known 98 Bar. Moyne secondary school, which is well renowned, is also nearby. The house is just beside Edenmore bog walk which a 4.5 km looped walk around a raised bog with a wide diversity of plants birds and wildlife.
Directions
Eircode: N39 F668
GPS: 53.8569, -7.6897
Features
Mains Water & Septic Tank.
Oil fired central heating.
NBI Fibre to the home broadband is now in the area and ready to be connected.
Oil fired central heating.
NBI Fibre to the home broadband is now in the area and ready to be connected.
BER Information
BER:
C2
BER Number: 118246503
Energy Performance Indicator: 194.62
BER Number: 118246503
Energy Performance Indicator: 194.62
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