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€180,000 Sale Agreed
3 beds
3 baths
105 sqm
5 Amberwood
Ballyconnell
Co. Cavan
H14 VH48
Description
Well maintained and presented the property offers a turnkey opportunity for the prospective purchaser. The accommodation at 105 sq. m approx. is spacious and bright laid out to include entrance hallway, sitting room, kitchen/dining room and guest w.c on the ground floor with 3 bedrooms (1 ensuite) and bathroom on the first floor.
To the front there is a tarmacadam drive-way with off street parking and to the rear a private enclosed west facing rear garden. The property occupies an excellent position within the development with a large open green area to the front.
Conveniently located within 1km strolling distance of national & secondary schools, church and all everyday amenities within Ballyconnell town.
The property is sure to attract considerable interest; viewing is highly recommended.
Features
Elevated site overlooking the green area.
Private enclosed west facing rear garden.
Tarmacadam driveway.
Rooms
Sitting room 4.43m x 3.75m Laminate wooden flooring, open hearth fireplace with back boiler and timber surround.
Kitchen Dining Room 5.95m x 4.82m Glazed panel French double doors, ceramic tiled floor, country style fitted kitchen, sliding patio doors.
Guest w.c 0.87m x 1.69m Ceramic tiled floor, w.c, wash hand basin.
First floor
Bathroom 2.70m x 2.36m Part tiled, shower, bath, w.c., wash hand basin.
Bedroom 1 4.04m x 3.50m Red deal t & g flooring, built in wardrobes.
Master Bedroom 4.27m x 3.49m Red deal t & g flooring, built in wardrobes, bay window.
Ensuite 2.39m x 1.48m Electric shower, w.c, wash hand basin, fully tiled.
Bedroom 3 2.77m x 2.23m Red deal t & g flooring.
BER Information
BER Number: 117542134
Energy Performance Indicator: 113.5
About the Area
Ballyconnell is situated on the N87 at the junction of Annagh, Cullyleenan, Doon and Derryginny. The town sits at the foot of Slieve Rushen mountain and is a mile from the border between Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland. The area is well served by public transport, providing the area with easy access to the surrounding areas.
The industry in the area is mainly agricultural, but it also has a large cement factory (owned by Sean Quinn), a plastics factory and an animal feeds plant. Tourism is an important part of the town's economy with cabin cruisers using it as a stopping place when navigating the Shannon-Erne Waterway. The town has a proud record in the prestigious National Tidy Towns Competition, winning the overall award twice, together with many County winner awards through the years.
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