28 Castle Gardens, Bunratty, ClareV95X682

With three bedrooms and three bathrooms, this 100 square metre home provides good functional space for families with young children, alongside a rear garden for play.

The property offers three well-proportioned bedrooms, providing older children or teenagers with decent personal space, though living areas are relatively compact.

Having a ground floor bedroom and full downstairs bathroom is a distinct advantage for multi-generational living, although overall floor area is 100 m².

An asking price of €245,000 makes this a viable option for single buyers, though prospective purchasers should verify mortgage availability due to the planning condition regarding short-term letting.

Provides generous accommodation for couples with multiple bedrooms, ensuite facilities, and open-plan living areas close to local amenities in Bunratty.

A manageable 100 m² footprint with a ground-floor bedroom and bathroom makes this suitable for downsizers looking to maintain independent living.

The inclusion of a ground-floor bedroom and bathroom suits retirees seeking single-level sleeping arrangements, though internal stairs do connect the remaining bedrooms.

Three bedrooms allow for easy conversion of a spare room into a dedicated home office space.

Excellent connectivity with the M18 motorway nearby makes commuting to Shannon and Limerick City very convenient.

A manageable property size with a ground-floor bedroom and bathroom well-suited for retirement living.

The inclusion of a ground-floor bedroom and full downstairs bathroom supports ageing in place, though upper bedrooms require stairs.

A modern 100 m² floor area built in 2005 with manageable outdoor space makes upkeep relatively straightforward.

The property features standard off-street parking rather than a secure gated entry system.

Features neutral color schemes and straightforward open-plan spaces suitable for minimalist interior styling.

With a ground-floor bedroom and multiple upper ensuite rooms, the layout offers good flexibility for different living arrangements.

Built in 2005, this is a modern development home rather than a period or heritage property.

Holds a C BER rating with mains gas central heating, offering standard energy efficiency for its construction era.

Includes a private rear garden accessed via double doors from the living area, plus communal green areas within the development.

Features a private rear garden space suitable for pots, small flowerbeds, or low-maintenance landscaping.

Walking distance to Bunratty Village, local heritage sites, and surrounding scenic paths.

Requires travel to nearby towns like Shannon or Ennis for dedicated fitness and gym facilities.

Accessible local roads and proximity to the village make casual cycling feasible, though infrastructure varies.

Located within reasonable driving distance of several golf courses in County Clare and the Limerick region.

Proximity to the Shannon region offers access to regional river and lake fishing spots.

Equestrian facilities can be found in the wider County Clare area, requiring a short drive.

Inland location means water sports require travel toward the Shannon estuary or coastal Clare.

The open-plan living and dining area featuring double doors opening to the rear garden provides an ideal setting for hosting guests.

Located in a mature residential development in Bunratty, the property offers a peaceful setting with communal green areas.

This is a suburban-style development setting rather than deep rural countryside, though it maintains a pleasant neighborhood atmosphere.

Situated within walking distance of Bunratty Village, its famous castle, folk park, and local amenities.

The location in Co. Clare is inland near Bunratty and Shannon, offering no direct coastal proximity.

While close to Shannon and Limerick City via the M18 motorway, Bunratty itself functions more as a village setting.

Situated in a mature and well-established residential development with an active local community in Bunratty.

Access to local spots and village amenities, with a wider selection available nearby in Shannon and Limerick.

Bunratty features local hospitality and entertainment venues, while more extensive nightlife requires travel into Limerick City.

Local wellness options are limited, with comprehensive health facilities located in nearby larger towns.

Primarily a residential village, meaning professional networking will rely heavily on proximity to Limerick or Shannon.

Good road access to major employment and technology hubs in the Shannon and Limerick corridor.