1 Legion Terrace
Park Road
Longford
N39 A0H9

4 Bedroom Semi Detached house of c. 121.16 sqm. just off the Park Road on the edge of Longford town centre.

Entering the house at the side there is a bright sitting room with an open fireplace. Looking out onto the front of the house is the kitchen / dining area with built in units and dual aspect windows. This area is south east facing so is bright throughout the day. There is a ground floor bedroom and shower room on this level.

On the first floor the main bedroom has an ensuite shower room. There are two further bedrooms, one of which is double sized. The single bedroom is still a decent size and would be an ideal home office to take advantage of the fibre to the home broadband available in the area. There is also a semi tiled bathroom.

The house has been recently repainted and is presented in good condition. This house is an ideal first home or investment property.


Services
• Mains Water and Sewerage,
• Oil fired central heating
• Fibre to the home broadband available.


Outside :
To the rear of the house there is a walled in concrete yard area with a fuel shed. To the front there is a lawn and a driveway with parking space for a number of cars.


Location:
Located off the Park Road, Legion terrace is within easy walking distance of the town centre and the Train Station. As well as being beside the Royal Canal the house is also beside the old greyhound track, where there are plans to develop a public park and playing fields.



Eircode: N39 A0H9
GPS: 53.7221, -7.79458

BER: C
BER Number: 106602204
Energy Performance Indicator: 209.57

Longford (Irish: an Longfort) is an historical town with a population of 9,601 (2011 census). It lies at the meeting of the N4 and the N5 primary routes. Longford is a local commercial centre with many retail outlets, as well as several leisure facilities. Longford town has a number of primary schools, secondary schools, and an extensive adult education centre.

Longford is about 91 km from Sligo and 122 km from Dublin, and is served by Sligo-Dublin intercity train services. Journeys to Dublin by rail generally take less than two hours. There are also a large number of bus services to Dublin and other towns. Third level colleges are well served by the private companies during the academic year.