Boynefield Lodge
St Oliver's Road
Longwood
Co. Meath

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Sherry FitzGerald Brady O’Flaherty are delighted to introduce to the market this stunning, beautifully refurbished, and thoughtfully extended late 19th century 4 bedroom residence in a choice sylvan setting close to the centre of Longwood village.

Boynefield Lodge offers discerning buyers a complete turnkey, energy efficient home, ready for immediate occupancy with effortless style and sophistication, whilst retaining many of its original features and timeless appeal. Every aspect of this home exudes quality, with finishes and fittings that create a sense of understated luxury and character. The property is stylish, contemporary and thoughtfully laid out, boasting a refined finish, complemented by a host of unique original period features including lime pointed, cut-stone walls.

Bright, versatile accommodation throughout extending to approx. 154 sqm (1,650 sq.ft) over two floors and incudes; welcoming hallway, sitting room with vaulted ceiling, 2 ground floor bedrooms, shower room and an expansive open plan kitchen / dining / living room which opens onto the rear garden, ideal for alfresco dining and entertaining. On the first floor are two further bedrooms, both ensuite. Outside and to the rear is a pleasant landscaped garden incorporating gravelled patio terrace and ample parking etc.

Longwood is a village that has been expanding steadily due to its excellent local amenities and its appeal to commuters. The village features a primary and secondary school (Coláiste Clavin), making it ideal for families. There are also local shops, pubs, and Longwood GAA club, which forms the heart of the community.

For those who enjoy the outdoors, Boynefield Lodge is just a gentle stroll from the Greenway along the canal, offering scenic walks and cycling routes. Longwood’s rural charm is complemented by its accessibility to larger towns such as Trim and Enfield, both within a short drive. Dublin city centre is just 40-50 km away, making this an ideal location for commuters seeking a peaceful home life without sacrificing connectivity.

Overall, a most wonderful home, full of character and combining all the benefits of modern building techniques to create something really special. Immediate inspection is a must to truly appreciate all that is on offer.

Beautifully restored late 19th century, cut-stone 4-bedroomed residence
Charming village centre location, with all amenities on your doorstep
Attractively extended and upgraded throughout
Generously proportioned accommodation
Impeccably well presented throughout
Air-to-water heat pump
Quality flooring and tiling throughout
Tastefully decorated in warm neutral colours
Triple glazed windows and doors
Natural slate roof
Overall site area approx. 0.2 acre
Handcrafted traditional style internal doors
Traditional cut-stone walls with lime pointing
Delightful, south easterly aspect.

Entrance Hall 3.81m x 5.31m A bright, modern entry hallway with light oak flooring. A bespoke red deal staircase with a solid oak handrail leads to the first floor.
Kitchen/Dining/Living Room 8.78m x 4.81m A bright and spacious, open-plan room with double doors opening onto rear garden and terrace. Featuring a bespoke contemporary fitted kitchen with ample units and island counter. Herringbone flooring throughout the space with recessed lighting. Features exposed original cut-stone wall.
Sitting Room 3.81m x 4.62m A bright and inviting dual aspect room with vaulted ceiling and oak flooring throughout. Large windows fill the space with natural light. Feature exposed original cut-stone wall.
Bedroom 3 3.81m x 3.55m Double bedroom to the front of the property with oak flooring throughout. Features floor to ceiling exposed and restored original cut-stone with fireplace.
Bedroom 4 2.72m x 4.16m Double bedroom with oak wood flooring. Feature wall of exposed original cut-stone. Window overlooking the front allows plenty of natural light through.
Shower Room 2.56m x 1.42m Large walk-in shower cubicle incorporating rain forest shower, WC & WHB. Quality tiling and stonework throughout.
First Floor  
Landing 3.81m x 4.69m Brightly lit landing and stairs with carpet throughout.
Bedroom 1 3.1m x 3.45m A spacious double bedroom with carpet flooring throughout. Window overlooking the front of the property fills the space with natural light.
Ensuite 2.75m x 1.24m Fully tiled ensuite with WC, WHB and large shower enclosure.
Bedroom 2 3.81m x 4.16m A brightly lit double bedroom with carpet flooring throughout. Window overlooking the front of the property.
Outside  Natural stone finish, ample off-street parking with drivewayto the rear. Landscaped rear garden with outdoor lighting and tap.

BER: A3
BER Number: 119277309
Energy Performance Indicator: 59.31 kWh/m²/yr

Longwood (Irish: Maigh Dearmhaí) is a village in southwest County Meath, located about 15 km south of the town of Trim on the R160 regional road. It is about 50 km from Dublin, off the N4 road. Longwood has a primary and second level school, and an old fair green which is located beside its primary school. The village has 3 grocery stores, a post office and 4 public houses.

In recent years the GAA Club has upgraded their facilities, which now include the Bar, function room and a floodlit pitch. Also in Longwood there is an antique store, butchers shop, chipper, hair salon, news agents including a new Spar opened up in 2012, Chinese Take Away, Funeral Directors, Hardware store part of Johnny Daragans Public House, Laundrette and a motor bike spare parts shop. There are also a Scout Group and a Youth Club which is located in the local GAA club on Friday nights and that caters for kids that are in first year to sixth year secondary school.