6 Woodgrove Heights
Dunleer
Co Louth
A92 C5X0

Superb family accommodation and a friendly neighbourhood set the tone for this three bedroom semi-detached home ideally located in a mature development on the edge of Dunleer. This property enjoys generous living accommodation and extends to approximately 112m² / 1,200 ft². Other features of this family home include a secure south-west facing rear garden which is not overlooked, natural gas central heating and uPVC windows. Woodgrove Heights development is within short walking distance to Dunleer, primary and secondary schools, all local amenities, 2.3km from Junction 12 & 13 on M1 Motorway, ten minute drive from Drogheda and within a 45 minute drive of Dublin Airport and the M50 orbital motorway. Viewing highly recommended by appointment only with sole agents Sherry FitzGerald Lannon.

Gas Central Heating
PVC double glazed windows
Wood flooring to Hall, Kitchen/Dining/Living area
Fitted wardrobes to two bedrooms
Close to schools and all local amenities
Open green area to front for safe play
600m walk to centre of Dunleer village
900m walk to National School
2.3km to Junction 12 on M1 Motorway
10 minute drive to Drogheda & Dundalk
45 minute drive to Dublin Airport and M50 Orbital Motorway

Hall 5.56 x 2.00 
Sitting Room 3.87 x 4.48 
Kitchen area 5.54 x 2.62 
Dining/Living 3.94 x 4.21 
WC 0.78 x 1.49 
FIRST FLOOR  
Bedroom 1 3.85 x 3.80 
Ensuite 0.78 x 2.98 
Bedroom 2 3.85 x 4.04 
Bedroom 3 2.01 x 2.90 
TOTAL: Approx. 112 SqM/1,200 SqFt 

BER: C1
BER Number: 100509561
Energy Performance Indicator: 164.79

Drogheda sits on both banks of the River Boyne in County Louth, with its southern environs located in County Meath. It constitutes the largest town and the 6th largest urban area overall in the Republic of Ireland with a population of 38,578 recorded in 2011. There are a number of large employers in the town, including Drogheda Port Company, which is the oldest indigenous employer since 1790. Glanbia, Natures Best, Hilton Foods, and Boyne Valley Foods, all have factories here, and therefore the town is an important centre of employment.