22A The Malthouse Main Street, Castlebellingham, LouthA91YW31

With two bedrooms and a floor area of 62 square meters, this second floor apartment has limited space for growing families, though nearby schools and crèches in Castlebellingham are a convenience.

The 62 square meter layout and single bathroom may feel cramped for teenagers seeking personal space and independence.

The apartment structure, limited square footage, and single bathroom are not suited for multi-generational living arrangements.

This two-bedroom property is ideally sized for single buyers looking to enter the property market or secure a manageable investment.

Offers a comfortable and manageable living space for couples, featuring two bedrooms, a balcony, and a convenient location close to local amenities.

The second floor apartment setup offers low-maintenance living, though buyers should verify stair access or lift availability for long-term comfort.

Proximity to village amenities is appealing, but being a second floor property means accessibility via stairs should be carefully evaluated.

The two-bedroom layout allows one room to be utilized as a home office space, supported by general residential connectivity.

Excellent commuting potential with very frequent bus services and close proximity to the M1 motorway providing access to Dundalk, Drogheda, and Dublin.

Well-suited for retirement from a maintenance perspective, provided the second-floor stair access is suitable for the buyer.

As a second-floor apartment, long-term ageing in place may be challenging due to potential stair dependency.

Apartment living at 62 square meters offers inherently low maintenance compared to detached houses.

Features its own front door and double glazed windows, but specific gated security details should be verified.

The compact 62 square meter footprint naturally lends itself to a streamlined, minimalist lifestyle.

Standard apartment layout featuring an entrance hall, open-plan living/kitchen/dining, utility room, two bedrooms, and a bathroom with limited structural flexibility.

Located in The Malthouse development, which is a modern residential apartment setup rather than a traditional heritage home.

Comes with a C3 BER rating, indicating standard energy efficiency with room for potential modern ecological upgrades.

Includes a balcony for private outdoor space and a generous amount of space for car parking.

As a second-floor apartment featuring a balcony rather than a private garden, opportunities for traditional gardening are very limited.

The central village location allows for easy walking access to local amenities, churches, and sporting facilities.

Local sporting facilities are available in the village, though dedicated commercial gym facilities would likely require travel to nearby larger towns.

The village setting provides manageable local routes, though cyclists should review regional road infrastructure for longer commutes.

General sporting facilities are nearby, but dedicated golf courses would require travel to surrounding areas.

Proximity to the east coast and local waterways offers potential for fishing enthusiasts, to be verified locally.

Rural areas nearby may offer equestrian facilities, but the immediate apartment setting is not tailored for horse riding.

Proximity to the coast offers eventual access to water sports, though it is not a direct coastal property.

Includes an open-plan living room, kitchen, and dining area along with a balcony, though the 62 square meter total area caps large gatherings.

Located on Main Street in Castlebellingham, the area offers a village ambiance, though some street-level noise might be present.

While Castlebellingham is picturesque, this is a village apartment rather than a rural countryside home.

Positioned just two minutes from the picturesque village of Castlebellingham with local shops, schools, pubs, and restaurants within easy reach.

The location is inland within a village setting rather than directly on the coast.

Castlebellingham is a small village rather than an urban center, though it offers good connectivity to larger towns like Dundalk and Drogheda.

Being situated right near Castlebellingham village provides strong integration into local community life, events, and churches.

Local restaurants and pubs are available in the village, though extensive café culture is more prominent in nearby larger towns.

Local pubs are accessible within the village, but vibrant city nightlife requires travel to Drogheda or Dundalk.

Local community and sporting facilities offer avenues for wellness groups and pilates & stretching classes nearby.

Local networking is village-centric, with broader professional networking heavily reliant on commuting to urban hubs.

Good road and bus links to major centers provide access to regional tech hubs, though local high-speed broadband should be verified.