100 Foxlodge Manor, Ratoath, Co. Meath

With four bedrooms, a secure south-facing rear garden, and location in a family-oriented development close to schools, this home is ideal for young children.

Four well-proportioned bedrooms and a separate family room or office offer good individual space for teenagers needing room to study or relax.

The semi-detached layout provides 130 sqm of space across four bedrooms, but lacks dedicated independent ground-floor annex living for multiple generations.

A 4-bedroom property might exceed space and maintenance requirements for a single buyer, though it offers great room for home offices.

Provides ample space for couples looking to grow into a home, offering flexible rooms for home working or hobby spaces.

Offers a manageable semi-detached footprint with a mature garden, though four bedrooms may feel larger than necessary for empty nesters.

Located in a mature, established village setting with good local amenities, though stairs are required to access all bedrooms and bathroom facilities.

Includes a dedicated family room or office on the ground floor alongside four bedrooms, perfectly suited for remote work setups.

Benefits from excellent access to the M2 and M3 motorway networks, facilitating convenient commuting connectivity to Dublin and surrounding areas.

Well-suited for retirement living due to the peaceful mature neighbourhood and proximity to village services, subject to managing a multi-story home.

Features a spacious layout and accessible ground floor, though all bedrooms and full bathrooms are located upstairs, which may pose challenges later in life.

Modern build from circa 2005 with a B BER energy rating, cobblelock driveway, and manageable garden size keeping upkeep predictable.

Open-access suburban development style without a secure gated entrance perimeter.

Traditional red and grey brick semi-detached aesthetic with conventional room layouts rather than stark minimalism.

Versatile layout featuring an open-plan kitchen/diner, a separate living room, and an extra family room/office on the ground floor.

Built c. 2005, this is a modern suburban property rather than a period or historical heritage home.

Achieves a strong B BER rating, reflecting good energy efficiency and lower environmental impact than older housing stock.

Boasts a private, south-facing mature rear garden with a generous lawn, hedging, a garden shed, and a larger-than-normal side access.

Features a private, south-facing mature garden with established hedging and trees, plus a garden shed for equipment storage.

Good walkability to local village amenities, green spaces, and landscaped residential areas within Ratoath.

Local sporting facilities are available in the village, though dedicated commercial fitness centres may require a short drive.

The mature suburban layout and village surroundings offer decent local cycling routes, though specific infrastructure varies.

Meath features several regional golf courses, though players should verify the exact distance to the nearest club.

Proximity to local rivers and regional waterways should be independently investigated by prospective buyers interested in fishing.

Co. Meath is traditionally known as equestrian country, with various local riding stables and training facilities nearby.

Inland location means water sports are limited, requiring travel to lakes or coastal areas.

An open-plan kitchen and diner with sliding patio doors connecting to a private south-facing rear garden makes this home great for hosting.

Positioned overlooking a large green on a row of just four homes in a mature development, offering a peaceful and private residential environment.

Situated within a thriving suburban village development rather than an isolated rural countryside location.

Located right in the thriving village of Ratoath, within convenient reach of local shops, cafes, restaurants, and schools.

Co. Meath location is well inland, far away from any coastal amenities or beaches.

Provides village convenience with transport links to Dublin, but lacks the high-density urban energy and city center proximity.

Located in a popular and mature residential development with an active community fabric in Ratoath village.

Residents enjoy convenience to local cafes, restaurants, and shops situated within the thriving village.

Village nightlife is relatively quiet, with extensive nightlife options requiring travel into larger nearby towns or Dublin.

Local community and wellness groups can be accessed via village facilities and local sports clubs.

Primarily a residential commuter village, meaning professional networking hubs are mostly accessed closer to Dublin.

Good road links to Dublin tech centres, though buyers should verify local broadband speeds for remote tech roles.