9 The Dale
Riverbank
Drogheda
Co Louth
A92 K0E7

A 3 Bedroom end-of-terrace property with Approx. 102m²/1100ft² area of accommodation in the much sought after residential development of Riverbank close to the M1 Motorway, Drogheda town centre, local schools, leisure centre, pub and restaurants. Perfect for the growing family or the Dublin commuter, No 9 The Dale features well-proportioned and spacious living accommodation further complimented with features such as natural gas central heating, double glazed uPVC windows, newly fitted solid multi-fuel stove, water softener, monitored alarm system and a very quiet small cul-de-sac location fronting on to an open green area and a lovely view of the Mary McAleese Boyne Valley Bridge. Viewing strictly by appointment only.

Gas central heating
PVC double glazed windows
Tiled and wood flooring throughout Ground floor
Newly fitted solid multi-fuel stove to Sitting Room
Water softener
Convenient under stair concealed storage units
Fitted wardrobes to all Bedrooms
Security alarm monitored
Mature development
Not overlooked to front
Views of Mary McAleese Boyne Valley Bridge
Close to all local amenities; schools, shop, pub, restaurant
3.2km to Junction 9 of M1 motorway
2.9km to Drogheda town centre
Less than 30minutes drive to Dublin Airport

Sitting Room 5.77 x 3.45 
Kitchen area 2.27 x 2.60 
Dining area 4.85 x 3.86 
WC 0.75 x 1.47 
FIRST FLOOR  
Bedroom 1 4.85 x 3.76 
En-Suite 2.81 x 1.08 
Bedroom 2 3.97 x 2.59 
Bedroom 3 2.17 x 2.99 
Bathroom 1.88 x 2.82 
TOTAL: Approx. 102 SqM/1100SqFt 

BER: C2
BER Number: 110267242
Energy Performance Indicator: 186.03

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.