2 Moneycross Upper, Clogh, Gorey, WexfordY25C795

The property offers a generous 0.7-acre site which is fantastic for children to play outdoors, but the home requires significant modernisation and upgrading, and with only 66 square metres of floor space and a single bathroom, space will become tight as children grow.

With a compact floor area of 66 m² and three small bedrooms, privacy and independent living space for teenagers will be severely limited. The rural location also means they would rely entirely on parents for transport.

The 66 m² layout with just one bathroom and three modest bedrooms is entirely unsuited for multi-generational living, offering no scope for independent wings or privacy for different age groups.

At an asking price of €240,000, this detached cottage offers an affordable entry point for single buyers willing to take on a renovation project, provided they budget for the extensive upgrades needed.

An appealing project for a couple wanting to craft their own country home. The layout provides a bedroom and two extra rooms suitable for guests, a home office, or storage, though the G BER rating indicates major insulation work is required.

Single-level cottage living appeals to those looking to downsize stairs, and the manageable interior footprint is offset by the large 0.7-acre garden, though maintenance of the grounds and the heavy renovation works should be carefully considered.

While the single-storey cottage layout is convenient for avoiding stairs, the property has been unoccupied for years, holds a G BER rating, and requires substantial modernisation to ensure comfort, warmth, and accessibility for retirees.

The peaceful countryside setting offers a quiet environment for home-based work, but buyers should investigate and verify local broadband speeds and infrastructure availability.

The property offers convenient access to Gorey town and the M11, making occasional commutes manageable, though a car is essential.

Well-suited for retirees looking for a quiet countryside retreat with single-level living, provided they are prepared to manage or fund the necessary property upgrades.

The single-storey layout avoids internal stairs, which is positive for later life, but the property requires extensive modernisation and bathroom upgrading to meet modern accessibility standards.

The property has been unoccupied for a number of years, holds a G BER rating, requires substantial modernisation, and features a 0.7-acre garden that will require ongoing upkeep.

There is a driveway providing off-street parking, but no automated or secure gated entry system is currently installed.

While the cottage has traditional features like timber-panelled ceilings and a compact footprint, it is a traditional fixer-upper rather than a purpose-built minimalist home.

At 66 m², the floor plan is relatively fixed, though the ongoing renovation works present an opportunity to reconfigure interior spaces to personal tastes.

The property is a charming traditional detached cottage featuring timber-panelled ceilings, painted timber floors, and character fireplaces, offering authentic period appeal.

The current G BER rating indicates poor energy efficiency, oil-fired central heating, a septic tank, and solid-fuel heating, meaning significant eco-retrofitting would be required to achieve high environmental standards.

A standout feature is the generous c. 0.7-acre site boasting mature gardens, established shrubs, flowerbeds, a block-built shed, and an extensive fully enclosed rear garden bordered by trees and hedgerows.

The generous c. 0.7-acre site features mature gardens, established shrubs, attractive flowerbeds, and an extensive rear garden, offering fantastic potential for keen gardeners.

The peaceful rural roads around the property provide scenic routes for casual walks, though the lack of dedicated pedestrian footpaths means caution is required.

There are no gyms within walking distance, requiring a drive into Gorey town for fitness facilities.

The quiet rural roads can be enjoyed by cyclists, though rural traffic speeds and lack of dedicated cycle lanes should be factored in.

While the general Gorey area offers golf club amenities, a car journey is necessary to access them from this rural location.

County Wexford offers various inland and coastal angling opportunities, though buyers should verify the proximity of specific local fishing spots.

The rural setting with country lanes and a spacious 0.7-acre plot could potentially suit equestrian enthusiasts, subject to local stable and hacking availability.

Inland location means water sports require travelling toward the Wexford or Wicklow coast.

The extensive rear garden and outdoor areas provide a great space for summer entertaining once cleared and landscaped, but the indoor living and kitchen areas are compact.

Situated in a peaceful rural countryside setting in Moneycross Upper, the property offers a tranquil environment away from urban hustle and bustle, complemented by mature trees and hedgerows.

This is a classic rural proposition featuring a detached cottage on a generous 0.7-acre site surrounded by countryside, fields, and mature gardens.

The property is located in a rural countryside setting near Clogh rather than directly in a village community, meaning a drive is required to access local village amenities.

Located inland in County Wexford near Gorey, the property is far from coastal shores and beaches.

This is a secluded rural cottage setting with no urban conveniences, shops, or services within immediate walking distance.

Rural communities near Gorey and Clogh offer local clubs and associations, though integrating into a rural enclave typically requires active local participation.

There are no cafés within walking distance; residents must drive into nearby Gorey town to access coffee shops and eateries.

The immediate area is strictly rural and quiet, offering zero nightlife options without travelling into Gorey.

Local wellness groups and classes are centred in Gorey rather than the immediate townland.

A secluded rural cottage setting provides virtually no local professional networking opportunities.

Being a rural heritage-style cottage, high-tech infrastructure is not built-in, and buyers should verify the strength and reliability of local internet connections.