32 Gort Na Rí, Trim, County MeathC15AV27

This detached four-bedroom home features an exceptional custom-designed children's bedroom complete with built-in bunk beds, wardrobes, and storage, plus pristine enclosed gardens safe for play.

With four bedrooms, three reception rooms, and a versatile layout including a playroom or home office space, growing teenagers will have plenty of independent space to study and relax.

The generous 138 sq. m. floor area and multi-reception layout offer good space, though single-level ground floor bedroom configurations are limited unless utilizing the downstairs playroom/bedroom 5.

A turnkey property offering ample room, though single buyers might find 138 sq. m. and a detached upkeep footprint larger than necessary unless working from home extensively.

An impressive, turnkey home with multiple reception rooms and high-end finishes, ideal for couples looking to settle down or expand their living space in a quiet neighbourhood.

The low-maintenance exterior, single-car detached setting, and convenient walkability to Trim town centre make it very comfortable for downsizers seeking manageable luxury.

Close proximity to local amenities and healthcare options in Trim is ideal, though stairs to the upper bedrooms and floored attic storage should be considered for long-term accessibility.

Equipped with fibre broadband and a dedicated downstairs playroom, home office, or fifth bedroom option to support a seamless work-from-home routine.

Conveniently connected to Dublin via the upgraded R154 and M3 motorway, complemented by scheduled Bus Éireann services and local commuter links.

A tranquil, manageable detached home within walking distance of town conveniences, healthcare, and community infrastructure.

Features a ground-floor guest WC and a flexible playroom/bedroom option, though the primary bedrooms and main bathroom are located upstairs.

Benefits from a maintenance-free exterior, PVC doors, fascia and soffit, a water softener system, and a securely enclosed, landscaped plot.

While the property features securely enclosed gardens and is wired for an alarm, it does not feature a private secure gated community entrance.

Characterized by high-end bespoke cabinetry, traditional American-style architraves, feature wall panelling, and sash windows rather than stark minimalism.

Offers 138 sq. m. of space with three distinct reception areas, an open-plan kitchen-dining setup, and an adaptable downstairs playroom or office/bedroom 5.

Built in 2002, this red-brick property is a modern family home rather than a period structure, though it is located right next to Trim's historic heritage town.

Carries a BER rating of C3, meaning prospective buyers should investigate potential energy upgrades to improve modern eco-efficiency standards.

Boasts a generous end site that is not overlooked, complete with landscaped front and rear gardens, a newly developed patio, sensor lighting, and a block-built shed.

Features generous landscaped front and rear gardens, a block-built garden shed, mature laurel privacy hedging, and an outdoor water tap.

Exceptionally well-located directly near the popular Porchfields walking route and the scenic Slí na Sláinte trail along the River Boyne.

Trim offers local fitness facilities including the Aura Trim Leisure Centre and various choices of local clubs and amenities.

The flat terrain around Trim and local heritage trails offer pleasant cycling paths, though major infrastructure depends on local road sharing.

An absolute golfer's paradise with County Meath Golf Club, South Meath Golf Club, Knightsbrook Hotel & Spa, and several other regional courses nearby.

Positioned right along the historic River Boyne, which is well-known for angling and river activities.

Proximity to Meath countryside, Tattersalls, and Fairyhouse racecourse makes it a fantastic location for equestrian enthusiasts.

Limited to river-based leisure along the Boyne, as major water sports infrastructure or coastal access is absent.

Features three reception rooms, an open-plan kitchen/dining layout with an island, and double doors opening onto a newly developed patio area with outdoor power.

Situated in an exclusive, small low-density residential neighbourhood made up of exclusively detached homes with a private, non-overlooked rear garden.

While County Meath offers a pastoral setting and proximity to the River Boyne, the property itself sits within a suburban residential development just minutes from town.

Located just a short walk from the historic heritage town of Trim, giving a strong sense of community and local character.

Trim is an inland heritage town located in County Meath, far away from any coastal areas.

Provides access to local retailers and amenities in Trim, but lacks major urban density or city-centre conveniences unless commuting toward Dublin.

Located in a small, tight-knit neighbourhood development with active local sports clubs, community organizations, and heritage groups in Trim.

The historic centre of Trim offers an eclectic and vibrant choice of cafés, restaurants, bars, and hotels within walking distance.

Decent local pubs and hotel venues in Trim, though vibrant metropolitan nightlife requires travel toward Dublin or larger urban hubs.

Access to local leisure facilities, wellness spaces at nearby hotel spas like Knightsbrook, and active community walking networks.

Local professional networking is limited given the town's size, though remote connectivity and proximity to Maynooth or Dublin aid broader reach.

Strong domestic fibre broadband supports tech roles remotely, though physical proximity to major tech hubs requires commuting toward Blanchardstown or Dublin.