12 Chestnut Lawn, Johnstown Wood, Navan, Co. Meath

This three-bedroom semi-detached home offers well-proportioned accommodation and a secure, beautifully landscaped rear garden with a central lawn, ideal for young children to play safely.

With three well-sized bedrooms and a separate living room, the home provides adequate space for teenagers, though overall square footage is a modest 95 square meters.

At 95 square meters with three bedrooms and one shared family bathroom plus an en-suite, space is somewhat limited for multi-generational living arrangements.

This property is an excellent entry point for single buyers looking for a modern, manageable three-bedroom home with off-street parking and a convenient location.

Provides a fantastic layout for couples starting out, offering a spacious kitchen/diner across the rear and a comfortable living room with a fireplace.

Low maintenance requirements and a manageable garden make this suitable for empty nesters wanting to downsize while retaining private outdoor space.

While the home is manageable and features off-street parking, stairs are required to access the bedrooms and upper bathroom, which may be a consideration for long-term retirement.

With three bedrooms, one can easily be adapted as a dedicated home office for remote working arrangements.

Offers easy access to the M3, R147, and R153 without needing to travel through Navan town centre, facilitating convenient hybrid commuting.

Convenient access to local services and healthcare facilities in Navan supports a comfortable retirement lifestyle.

Features a guest WC on the ground floor, but standard two-story layout with upstairs bedrooms and bathroom means modifications would be needed for long-term aging in place.

A modern 95 square meter semi-detached home with a concreted front driveway and landscaped rear garden designed for straightforward upkeep.

The front is fully walled with entrance piers and a widened concreted driveway, and a gated side access leads to the rear, though the development itself is not gated.

Neutral wide-plank laminate flooring, modern shaker kitchen units, and clean contemporary finishes lend themselves well to a minimalist aesthetic.

Standard three-bedroom semi-detached layout with open-plan kitchen/diner across the rear, offering comfortable spaces that can be adapted for various needs.

This is a modern residential development home rather than a period or heritage property.

Fitted with a C2 BER rating and a Henley inset stove in the living room, though buyers looking for advanced eco-features should investigate further upgrades.

Includes a widened front driveway providing ample off-street parking and a beautifully maintained rear garden complete with lawn, pathways, and a powered shed.

Features a thoughtfully landscaped rear garden with a central lawn, bordered by concrete pathways and including a useful garden shed with power.

Local amenities, schools, and shops are nearby, making neighborhood walks convenient, though access to wider regional walking trails may require transport.

Proximity to Navan town centre ensures easy access to local fitness facilities and wellness centers.

The surrounding residential area and access to local roads offer decent cycling opportunities, though buyers should verify dedicated cycle lane connectivity.

Navan and the surrounding County Meath area offer local golf courses within a reasonable driving distance.

Proximity to the River Boyne and local waterways provides standard inland fishing opportunities in the wider region.

County Meath has various equestrian centres and riding stables, though none are directly adjacent to the property.

Inland location means water sports options are extremely limited locally.

The kitchen/diner spans the entire width of the rear of the property with sliding patio doors opening to the landscaped garden, creating a wonderful space for hosting guests.

Located in a well-established residential development, the property benefits from a front-row position with a private rear garden, though typical suburban neighborhood activity applies.

Situated in a suburban development close to town amenities and major road links, offering very little rural character.

Proximity to local shops, schools, and recreational facilities within the Johnstown Wood area gives a strong community feel similar to village living.

The property is located inland in County Meath and is distant from any coastal amenities.

Navan town centre is within easy reach, providing a wide selection of shopping, dining, and leisure options.

Set within a well-established residential development with active local community facilities, schools, and neighborhood groups.

Local shopping areas and nearby Navan town centre offer a selection of local cafés and dining spots.

Nightlife options are primarily located in Navan town centre rather than the immediate residential neighborhood.

Good access to local sports clubs, wellness groups, and health facilities in the surrounding Navan area.

Primarily a residential suburb, meaning professional networking opportunities will typically require travel into Navan or toward Dublin.

Reasonable commuting distance to major employment hubs, though buyers should verify local broadband speeds for high-tech requirements.