18 The Stables, Monivea, Co. GalwayH65YW84

The property features 3 to 4 bedrooms, an enclosed lawned rear garden with a patio area, and is located within walking distance of a new contemporary local National School and a children's playground.

With three well-proportioned bedrooms, a separate living room with a solid fuel stove, and proximity to local community and entertainment facilities, the home offers good space for growing teenagers.

The semi-detached layout includes a flexible floor plan where a master walk-in wardrobe can be converted back to a fourth bedroom, though living space is standard for a 3-4 bedroom home.

A modern, ready-to-move-in A3 BER home in a popular village setting, offering manageable maintenance and an easy commute to Galway city, though priced at €395,000.

The property provides generous accommodation with a contemporary kitchen, centre island, and open flow to the rear garden, ideal for couples looking for modern comfort in a serene country setting.

Located in a quaint, modern residential development with low maintenance requirements, solar panels, and oil-fired central heating, making it convenient for those looking to downsize to a village setting.

The entrance hall already features a stairlift, and the property offers easy access to village amenities, local shops, a church, and a health-conscious environment while maintaining a quiet atmosphere.

The flexible 3/4 bedroom layout provides ample space to set up a dedicated home office in a quiet village environment, though broadband speeds should be verified.

Located approximately 15 miles from Galway city and 5.5 miles from Athenry town, making a hybrid commute manageable.

A peaceful village setting with a stairlift already installed, local services nearby, and an active community structure suitable for retirees.

The entrance hall already features a practical stairlift, making multi-story navigation easier for those planning to age in place.

Constructed of concrete block with an A3 BER rating, solar panels, PVC double glazed windows, and an annual management fee covering the central treatment plant.

The property is located in an open modern residential development with a tarmac driveway and front garden rather than a secure gated entry.

Features modern finishes and clean presentation, though the layout is traditional semi-detached rather than strictly minimalist.

Originally a four-bedroom home where two rooms were combined into a master walk-in wardrobe, allowing easy reversion back to four bedrooms if desired.

This is a modern residential development build rather than a historic heritage home.

Boasts a high A3 BER rating, equipped with solar panels and a solid fuel stove, ensuring good energy efficiency.

Includes a South West facing enclosed rear lawned garden with a patio area, small garden shed, and a spacious tarmac front driveway.

Features an enclosed lawned rear garden with a small garden shed and a nice front garden space for domestic gardening enthusiasts.

Monivea Demesne woods are close by, offering fantastic local walkways and trails in a serene setting right on the doorstep.

While local community facilities exist, dedicated gym facilities would likely require travel toward Athenry or Galway city.

The scenic local country roads and proximity to the village make for pleasant cycling conditions.

The area is renowned for its sporting culture, though specific golf course proximities should be verified by the buyer.

The rural Galway location provides reasonable proximity to regional angling opportunities, though local specifics should be checked.

County Galway is widely renowned for its equestrian culture and country surroundings suitable for horse riding interests.

Inland village location offers very limited direct access to water sports.

The heart of the house is a superbly laid out kitchen with a centre island, patio doors to a South West facing rear garden, and French doors linking to the living room.

Situated in a small estate overlooking a central green in Monivea, offering a tranquil country village setting away from major urban congestion.

Monivea Demesne woods are close by offering local walkways and trails, providing a strong rural feel while retaining the convenience of a village community.

The home is within a leisurely stroll of Monivea village, featuring wide open greens, a National School, shops, church, pubs, and a post office.

The inland location in County Galway is far from any coastal amenities or beaches.

While Galway city is within an easy commute of approximately 15 miles, the immediate location is strictly rural and village-based.

Monivea is a popular village with a strong local history, a vibrant community, and local facilities including a playground, GAA and sports culture.

Basic local village shops and pubs are present, but extensive cafe culture offerings would be found further afield in Athenry or Galway.

Local pubs serve the village community, but vibrant nightlife options are limited outside of nearby towns and Galway city.

Local community facilities support wellness groups, though specialised health classes may require travel to larger centres.

Primarily a residential and rural village setting with limited professional networking hubs locally.

Rural village location means tech-hub connectivity relies on home internet infrastructure, which should be verified.