5 Francis Ledwidge Terrace
Slane
Co Meath
C15 D786

Sherry FitzGerald Geraghty are delighted to bring to market this 3 bedroom mid-terraced family home nestled on the foot of the Hill of Slane within the heart of Slane Village.
This home will offer its new owners a rare opportunity to acquire a residence in a well-regarded, mature development. This residence is well positioned within walking distance to St Patricks National School and has the benefit of soccer playing field close by. A large open green area to the front ensures excellent privacy with vehicular access to rear. We are sure it will appeal to families seeking a starter home or those who wish to downsize, where all essential conveniences are literally at hand!
An afternoon stroll from this home can take you to an array of local interest spots, Slane Castle with Distillery, the Hill of Slane, the River Boyne. The village has an abundance of culture and heritage walks and it provides you with a selection of eateries, shops and public houses.
Slane is perfect for those seeking the best of both worlds, the tranquility of country living yet ease of access to the essential amenities of towns and cities.
Properties in this residential area seldom come to market, this is a loving family home and it will provide its new owners an exciting opportunity as this is a home with space, natural light in abundance and comes with solid energy upgrades. A warm and welcoming community awaits where there is potential to create something truly special here.

Paved cobble rear garden
Enclosed front garden with views to green and additional parking to front
Solid Fuel Heating, Mains Services
Mature well regarded development
Constructed approx. 1975, rear extension approx. 2006
An exceptionally bright home with newly fitted kitchen
New windows and front door
Outside shed and Garden Shed
Extension to rear to accommodation additional living space
Located in an area steeped in Historical Interest - Francis Ledwidge Museum, Bru Na Boinne, Newgrange, Slane Castle, Fennor High Cross, Battle of the Boyne visitor centre to name but a few.

Entrance Hall  With understairs storage, carpet to stairs, new composite door with large window to side filling the space with natural light, tiled flooring.
Sitting Room  Large window again filling this space with natural light, views to open green and excellent privacy, solid fuel fireplace tiled, laminate flooring.
Kitchen  Recently fitted kitchen, built in oven and hob with extractor fan, plumbed for appliances, partly tiled walls and tiled flooring. Door to rear garden.
Dining  The heart of the home with Henley 2000kw solid fuel stove, back boiler to heat entire home, hotpress, feature timber panelled ceiling, tiled flooring and open plan through to:
Living Room  With Velux windows for excellent natural light, a cosy retreat for evenings, feature timber panelled ceiling, laminate flooring.
Landing  With carpet.
Bedroom  Single room with carpet underfoot.
Bathroom  Fully tiled, vanity sink unit, window for natural light and ventilation.
Included in Sale  Carpets, light fixtures and fittings, oven, hob, extractor fan and garden shed.
Location  The location is excellent, having major towns on its doorstep... Navan 10 mins, Drogheda 10 mins, Dundalk 20 mins, Ashbourne 20 mins and Dublin City Centre 40 mins. The M1 and M2 bypass have made the commute to the capital very accessible for those part of the city workforce. Regular daily bus service at entrance to development servicing to Navan and Drogheda. Daily bus service from village to Dublin City Centre. Primary School in the village (within walking distance), and Secondary Schools serviced by school busses to neighbouring towns of Navan and Drogheda.

BER: D2
BER Number: 117638700
Energy Performance Indicator: 288.71 kWh/m²/yr

Slane (Irish: Baile Shláin meaning Town of Sláine mac Dela) is a village in County Meath, on a steep hillside on the left bank of the River Boyne at the intersection of the N2 (Dublin to Monaghan road) and the N51 (Drogheda to Navan road). The village centre dates from the 18th century. The village and surrounding area contains many historic sites dating back over 5,000 years.

The village centre, laid out as a model village by the Conynghams is a good example of 18th-century town planning. At the centre of the village stand four nearly identical Georgian houses. The four houses stand at the intersection of the two main streets in the village. The four houses and four streets form an octagon. This feature is known as The Square. The two main streets in the village feature 18th century grey limestone buildings with slate roofs, oriel windows and stone steps and archways.

Bus Éireann route 190 & 190A link Slane to Navan, Trim, Athboy, Drogheda and Laytown. On weekdays there is a bus in each direction every hour to/from Navan and Drogheda. Collins Coaches operate a route linking Slane to Dublin, Collon, Ardee and Carrickmacross with one journey each way to/from Ballybay.