Parisee
Belturbet
Co. Cavan
H14 PP92

A distinctive three bedroom property that personifies country living at its best. Situated in an enchanting setting enveloped by mature woodland and mirrored waters this unique property offers an idyllic retreat.

A comfortable modern residence the accommodation extends to 148sq.m (1593 sq. ft) approx. At the heart of the home a generous living room off which there is an en-suite bedroom, kitchen and utility room, on the first floor the remainder of the accommodation comprises 2 no. bedrooms, one en-suite, bathroom and a family room.

Outside there is a detached garage and over 1 acre of grounds to enjoy. For those wishing to escape to the tranquillity of the countryside the property would make an ideal holiday retreat or quite simply a charming family home; the possibilities are endless.

Local services and amenities are located in the nearby town of Belturbet 5.8km from the property or Cavan town 14.5km.

Viewing is highly recommended by appointment only.

Solid oak flooring & tiling throughout.
Plumbed for beam vacuum system.
Private well water.
Private sewerage.
Gas Heating.
1.16 acre approx. site.
Detached garage 42 sq. m approx.
Belturbet 5.8km
Redhills 5.5km
Cavan 14.5km

Sitting Room 6.02m x 4.69m Solid fuel stove, understairs storage, stairs to first floor.
Kitchen Dining Room 4.69m x 4.54m Ceramic tiled floor, fitted units, recessed lighting.
Utility Room 2.47m x 1.98m Ceramic tiled floor, door to rear, fitted units, gas burner.
Bedroom 1 4.69m x 4.29m 
En-Suite 2.70m x 1.16m Fully tiled, w.c, wash hand basin, double shower, heated towel rail.
First Floor  
Family Room / Bedroom 4.90m x 4.49m Recessed lighting, Velux balcony windows.
Bedroom 2 3.35m x 3.00m 
Bathroom 3.35m x 1.80m Part tiled, jacuzzi style bath, w.c, wash hand basin, shower, heated towel rail.
Bedroom 3 4.94m x 3.00m 

BER: C1
BER Number: 113782734
Energy Performance Indicator: 173.1

Belturbet is a charming town 14 km from Cavan town, 123 km from Dublin city, lying on the N3 road. It is 4 km from the border with Northern Ireland between Cavan and Fermanagh. The area is well served by public transport, linking it to the surrounding towns and villages.

The town contains four schools; three of which are primary. The town's main source of revenue is tourism, which includes fishing, boat cruising, the local railway station and country walks. Employment for most of the locals is in Cavan Town, Ballyconnell or other nearby areas. The town has a Farmers Market every Friday afternoon, where local and fresh produce is sold.