20 Willow Avenue,, Dunshaughlin, MeathA85VX60

The three-bedroom layout, enclosed rear lawn, and proximity to local parks and schools in Dunshaughlin make this an excellent environment for young families.

With three bedrooms and good access to local sporting facilities and transport options like Bus Eireann, teenagers will find plenty of independence and local amenities.

While the semi-detached layout offers three bedrooms and multiple bathrooms, the standard configuration lacks a separate self-contained annex or ground floor bedroom suite.

An A-rated modern home in pristine condition offers low utility bills and minimal upkeep, though the price point of €495,000 requires solid financial backing for a single income.

The spacious open-plan kitchen, dining, and family area along with a separate reception room provides comfortable living space for couples planning for the future.

The low-maintenance nature of an A-rated semi-detached property with a cobble-lock driveway appeals to those looking to downsize from larger properties without sacrificing modern comforts.

The property features two stories and stairs to access bedrooms and the main bathroom, which may require adaptation for long-term ageing in place despite the village being within walking distance.

The property includes flexible living spaces such as a reception room and an attic that is floored, which can easily be adapted for home office setups.

Conveniently positioned within close proximity to the M3, N3, and M50, alongside regular Bus Eireann services and a 15-minute drive to the train station.

The low-maintenance A3 energy rating, alarm system, and manageable garden suit retirees looking for a secure, modern lock-up-and-leave home.

The home features a guest WC on the ground floor, but bedrooms and the main bathroom are upstairs, which should be considered for long-term mobility needs.

Benefiting from a high A3 BER rating, solar panels, a fresh air ventilation system, and a cobble-lock driveway, maintenance requirements are minimal.

The property features an alarm and security lights, though it is located in an open residential development rather than a secure gated community.

Pristine interior condition with clean lines, tongue and grooved flooring, and a bespoke TV unit offering a contemporary canvas.

The open-plan kitchen, dining, and family area combined with a separate reception room and floored attic offers good layout flexibility.

This is a modern A-rated development property rather than a traditional period or heritage home.

Boasts an impressive A3 energy rating, solar panels on the roof, an E.S.B. smart meter, and a fresh air ventilation system throughout.

Includes a cobble-lock driveway with parking for two cars, a side entrance, two separate patio areas, a rear lawn, and outside taps with lighting.

Features a private rear lawn and two patio areas, offering a manageable space for keen gardeners without the burden of extensive grounds.

Being a 10-minute walk to the village and close to local parks makes it very convenient for daily walks and outdoor strolls.

Local sporting facilities are within reach in the area, though buyers should verify the specific distance to dedicated commercial gym facilities.

The suburban setting allows for cycling around the local residential roads and nearby country routes, though dedicated cycle lanes to major hubs should be verified.

The listing highlights proximity to local golf clubs as part of the recreational amenities available in the wider area.

While inland Meath has various river systems, buyers interested in fishing should investigate specific local angling spots.

Proximity to the Fairyhouse Racecourse and the surrounding equestrian country makes this a suitable location for horse riding enthusiasts.

An inland residential location with no direct access to lakes or coastal waters suitable for water sports.

The open-plan kitchen, dining, and family area connects directly via French doors to dual patio areas and a rear lawn, making it ideal for hosting guests.

Situated in a sought-after residential development that is not overlooked to the front, offering a peaceful suburban atmosphere while remaining close to local amenities.

Located in a developed residential neighborhood close to village amenities rather than a remote rural setting, though nearby attractions like the Hill of Tara offer countryside charm.

The property is conveniently located just a 10-minute walk to the village, providing easy access to local shops, supermarkets, and community facilities.

The inland location in County Meath means there is no proximity to the coast or marine activities.

Dunshaughlin offers a suburban town feel rather than bustling urban living, though commuting links to the M50 and Dublin provide broader city access.

Active local GAA, rugby clubs, and village amenities encourage strong community participation and engagement.

Local shops and village amenities provide everyday options, though buyers should verify the range of specialty cafes within walking distance.

Dunshaughlin is a quieter residential town, meaning extensive nightlife options will require travel toward larger urban centers.

Proximity to local parks and sporting facilities supports active wellness routines, with further classes available in the wider community.

Primarily a residential commuter town, so professional networking events are more readily accessed by commuting toward Dublin or larger business hubs.

Good road and bus links provide reasonable connectivity to major employment and tech hubs along the M50 corridor.