10 Elm Drive
Bloomfield
Annacotty
Limerick
V94 5V68

Sherry FitzGerald are delighted to present No. 10 Elm Drive to the market, a very impressive and modern, 3-bedroom End of Terrace home, set in one of Limerick’s most sought-after residential locations. This beautifully maintained property comes to the market in excellent condition throughout and offers bright, well-proportioned accommodation with stylish finishes, including three spacious bedrooms, one of which features a contemporary ensuite. No 10 has the added bonus of being end of terrace with side access and with a lovely low maintenance rear garden which was recently upgraded perfect for the summer evenings ahead.

No. 10 is arranged over two floors and is wonderfully presented throughout, offering a modern aesthetic, well-designed living spaces and an A rating for home efficiency. This is an ideal property for young professionals, couples, growing families, or those seeking to downsize to a quiet, mature setting with every convenience on the doorstep.

Superbly located, Bloomfield enjoys immediate access to Castletroy’s Greenway and is just moments from an array of local amenities including shops, pubs, restaurants, schools, and hotels. The University of Limerick and Plassey Technological Park are only minutes away, and the nearby road network makes commuting and travel exceptionally convenient.

Upon entering through the welcoming hallway, laid in neutral cream tiles, there is a neatly appointed guest WC to the rear of the hall.
To the left lies a generous living room, a bright, comfortable space that leads seamlessly into the kitchen/dining area with fitted doors.
The living area has an inset timber stove, soft neutral carpets and bespoke built in storage. The kitchen is modern and well fitted, featuring an attractive solid wood kitchen with granite countertops, integrated appliances, sleek neutral finishes and tiled flooring, with double doors opening to the enclosed rear garden.
This layout creates the perfect space for entertaining and dining during the warmer months.
On the first floor, there are three well-appointed bedrooms, bedrooms 2 and 3 are finished with wood flooring and fitted wardrobes, ensuring excellent storage throughout.
The main bedroom boasts carpet flooring and slide robes. It also has a contemporary ensuite with attractive quality tiling and a modern shower. A beautifully presented main family bathroom, complete with bath/shower and tasteful tiling, completes the upstairs accommodation.
The rear garden which was upgraded last year is perfectly manicured, with an astroturf lawn and a slabbed patio area, ideal for al fresco dining.
There is a solid wood shed with covered canopy (fitted with workbench and shelving for storage) and a side access to the front.
There is parking to the front with two spaces and a pathway, 2 minutes away with direct access to the playground and park.

No. 10 Elm Drive represents a wonderful opportunity to acquire a tranquil yet contemporary home in a superb location. Early viewing is highly recommended.

Accommodation: Entrance Hall, Guest WC, Living Room, Kitchen/Dining Room, 3 Bedrooms (1 Ensuite), Main Bathroom.

Services: A Rated BER, GFCH, Double Glazed Windows, Stove, Low-Maintenance Rear Garden with Patio (Slabbed with non-slip porcelain tiles) and wooden shed with workbench and shelving, EV Charger port installed at car space and side access.
Walkway direct to Castletroy Park & Playground.

Floor Area: 98 SQM approximately

BER: A3
BER Number: 109912220
Energy Performance Indicator: 50.73 kWh/m²/yr

Annacotty (Irish: Áth an Choite) originally grew up around the grain mills which harnessed the water power of the Mulkear. One was beside the bridge itself and has now been restored as bar and restaurant and the second was 1 km (0.62 mi) upstream at Ballyclough. With the expansion of Limerick from 1990, Annacotty has been swallowed up into the rapidly growing suburb of Castletroy. The N7, which originally ran though the main street, bypassed the village as it was then, in 1980 when a new bridge was built over the Mulkear 100m downstream. That, in turn, was superseded by the building of the Limerick Southern Ring Road which crossed the river 1 km (0.62 mi) upstream at Ballyclough.