2 Garanbawn, Murroe, LimerickV94HX8F

With four bedrooms and a generous floor area of approximately 170 sq.m., this home offers ample room for young children. The enclosed professionally landscaped garden provides a safe and attractive outdoor space for play.

Four bedrooms provide good individual space for teenagers, and the substantial floor area ensures families will not feel overcrowded. The village setting in Murroe offers a degree of local independence.

The spacious layout with four bedrooms and four bathrooms offers good flexibility for extended family members, though a traditional semi-detached layout lacks a fully self-contained annex.

At an asking price of €385,000, the property offers a significant amount of space (170 sq.m.) for a single buyer, which might exceed initial space requirements and maintenance capacity.

Couples looking to upsize or planning for a growing family will find the four bedrooms, custom-made kitchen, and high-spec outdoor entertaining areas very appealing.

The home offers high-quality finishes and single-property comfort, though the four-bedroom size and garden maintenance might be larger than what empty nesters typically require.

While the village setting in Murroe is peaceful, a two-storey four-bedroom house with extensive gardens may involve more maintenance than retirees prefer for long-term ageing in place.

With a spacious floor area of 170 sq.m., there is plenty of room to set up a dedicated home office, supported by floored attic eaves and smart storage solutions.

The location allows for manageable access by car to employment centres in Limerick City, Castletroy, Annacotty, and the National Technology Park.

The peaceful village environment suits retirement, though the multi-level house and garden upkeep should be weighed against long-term comfort.

The two-storey layout with bedrooms upstairs and stairs storage means buyers should evaluate whether modifications might be needed for long-term mobility.

The property boasts modern upgrades, a B energy rating, double-glazed PVC windows, and an EPS Ecowater whole-house water softener, reducing immediate maintenance burdens.

The listing features sensor lights and exterior lighting rather than a secure gated entry system.

The interior features stylish finishes and smart storage solutions, though the overall layout is traditional semi-detached rather than strictly minimalist.

Spanning 170 sq.m. with four bedrooms, four bathrooms, and floored attic eaves with sockets and lighting, the home offers high spatial flexibility.

Located in an established modern residential development, this is a contemporary upgraded home rather than a period or heritage property.

Achieves a strong B energy rating (144.03 kWh/m²/yr), indicating good energy efficiency and lower environmental impact compared to older housing stock.

Professionally landscaped rear garden with a raised porcelain patio, uplighters, electric garden lighting, a large garden shed, and a spacious side lean-to.

The property features a professionally landscaped garden complete with a raised porcelain patio, electric garden lighting, and a large garden shed, ideal for gardening enthusiasts.

Proximity to the surrounding countryside, the Slieve Felim area, and nearby Glenstal Abbey provides excellent opportunities for walking and outdoor recreation.

While local sporting clubs are available in the village, dedicated commercial gym facilities will likely require travel towards Castletroy or Limerick City.

The scenic local roads around Murroe and the Slieve Felim foothills offer pleasant routes for cyclists, though regional commuting routes require care.

Golf enthusiasts will need to travel a short distance by car to reach the nearest courses in the wider Limerick area.

The wider Limerick region offers various river and angling opportunities, though buyers should verify local club memberships and specific water access.

The rural and semi-rural surroundings of County Limerick provide a supportive environment for equestrian pursuits, with various riding stables nearby.

Inland Murroe is distant from major water sports hubs, though Shannon river activities are accessible further west by car.

Features a custom-made kitchen with a Dekton worktop and an exceptional outdoor space featuring a raised porcelain patio with uplighters and electric garden lighting, perfect for hosting.

Located in the established residential development of Garanbawn in Murroe, the property benefits from a tranquil village atmosphere away from major urban hustle.

The surrounding countryside, proximity to Glenstal Abbey, and the Slieve Felim area offer strong rural appeal while maintaining the convenience of a village setting.

Situated directly in Murroe village, residents have easy access to local amenities including shops, a primary school, sporting clubs, and community facilities.

The property is located inland in County Limerick, far from any coastal areas.

While Limerick City, Castletroy, and local employment hubs are accessible by car, daily life here centres on village and suburban convenience rather than urban density.

Murroe has an active local community with local shops, a primary school, and sporting clubs that foster strong community ties.

Village living offers limited local cafe options, with more extensive cafe culture found closer to Castletroy and Limerick City.

Nightlife options directly in Murroe are minimal; residents seeking vibrant nightlife will need to travel into Limerick City.

Local community facilities and sports clubs provide grassroots health and wellness activities, supplemented by nearby town amenities.

As a quiet residential village, professional networking relies more heavily on commuting to nearby employment hubs like the National Technology Park.

Proximity to the National Technology Park in Castletroy/Annacotty offers good geographic closeness to a major regional tech and employment hub.