20 The Crescent, Fox Lodge Woods, Ratoath, Co. MeathA85Y275

The property is located in a family-oriented development with schools within walking distance or a short drive, an on-site creche, and a large green opposite the house, making it very safe and convenient for young families.

With 5 bedrooms, generous living spaces including multiple reception rooms, and a fabulous attic conversion featuring storage and a shower room, there is plenty of independent space for teenagers.

The spacious floor area of 213 square metres, multiple bathrooms, and flexible layout including an attic conversion offer good potential for multi-generational living arrangements.

At an asking price of €775,000 for a 5-bedroom detached home, this property is primarily targeted at families rather than single buyers.

While couples may find the 5-bedroom layout larger than immediately necessary, the flexibility allows for home offices, hobby rooms, or future-proofing for a growing family.

The low-maintenance exterior and walled gardens appeal to empty nesters, though the 5-bedroom size and extensive floor area might be larger than what downsizers typically require.

Low maintenance exteriors and a manageable village setting suit retirees, though multi-level living with stairs to bedrooms and the attic conversion should be considered for long-term mobility.

With 5 bedrooms, flexible reception spaces, and a converted attic, there are multiple options for dedicated home offices to facilitate remote working.

The listing notes easy access to major road networks and a bus stop conveniently located at the entrance to the development, making hybrid commuting highly practical.

The single-owner low maintenance exterior and village proximity suit retirement, though stairs across multiple floors should be factored in for long-term comfort.

While the low maintenance exterior is a plus, the multi-story layout including stairs to bedrooms and the attic conversion presents potential mobility challenges for ageing in place.

Features a walled low-maintenance exterior, cobble-lock driveway, and modern upgrades including a replaced gas boiler and double-glazed units.

Includes a metal-framed side gate allowing vehicles to be securely parked off-street behind the gate, alongside an extensive cobble-lock driveway.

The interior features traditional elements such as wainscotting, coving, half-hexagonal windows, and bespoke fitted shelving rather than stark minimalism.

The property offers exceptional flexibility with 5 bedrooms (one converted to a dressing room), multiple reception rooms, and a converted attic with a shower room.

This is a modern, well-presented detached residence within a managed suburban development rather than a period or heritage home.

The property achieves a strong B BER rating, benefiting from an upgraded gas boiler, upgraded hot water tank, and double-glazed units.

Features walled front and rear gardens, a paved patio, an outdoor socket with a timer, a detached garage with a roller shutter door, and a wide side entrance.

The property features walled front and rear gardens with a paved patio and outdoor socket, offering a manageable space for keen gardeners without excessive upkeep.

The village centre, schools, and local amenities are within walking distance, and the surrounding residential area is pedestrian-friendly.

There is ample space within the large floor area or the detached garage to set up a home gym, though local fitness facilities should be independently verified by the buyer.

The suburban layout and proximity to the village make cycling a viable option for local trips, though arterial road cycling conditions should be checked.

The location in County Meath provides reasonable access to regional golf courses, though buyers should verify the exact distance to the nearest clubs.

While rural Meath has local waterways, fishing opportunities are not a primary feature of this suburban property location.

County Meath is traditionally known for equestrian pursuits, though buyers should investigate local stables and riding facilities independently.

The inland location offers no immediate access to water sports facilities.

Features such as an open-plan kitchen and dining area with French doors, a separate sitting room with bespoke units, a paved patio, and extensive parking make this home exceptionally well-suited for entertaining.

Positioned opposite a large green and not overlooked to the rear, the property offers a peaceful residential environment away from major thoroughfares.

Located within a suburban development in Ratoath, this is a residential community rather than a rural setting.

The home is within walking distance of the village centre, offering convenient access to local shops, schools, and amenities.

The property is situated inland in County Meath and has no proximity to the coast.

While Ratoath provides local conveniences and bus links, it is a suburban village rather than an urban center.

Located in an established residential community with a local residents association and nearby village amenities that foster strong community engagement.

Walking distance to the village centre provides access to local cafes and social spots.

Ratoath is a relatively quiet residential village with limited nightlife options compared to larger towns or Dublin.

Proximity to the village suggests access to local fitness or wellness groups, which buyers should verify locally.

As a suburban residential area, formal professional networking opportunities locally are limited.

While hybrid commuting and remote working are well-supported by the home's layout, buyers should verify broadband speeds independently.