34 Pairc Cluain, Mulgannon, Wexford Town, WexfordY35E822

The property offers two well-proportioned bedrooms and a manageable layout, but the apartment setting with stairs and common areas offers less private outdoor play space than a traditional suburban house.

Two good-sized bedrooms and proximity to town amenities provide independence for teenagers, though living in an apartment building means less sprawling space for older children.

At 79 square metres with two bedrooms and two bathrooms, the floor plan is somewhat compact for multi-generational living arrangements.

An ideal entry-level or manageable option for single buyers, featuring its own-door entrance, two bedrooms, and an energy-efficient B rating at an asking price of 199000.

The open-plan kitchen, living, and dining area combined with two bathrooms makes this an excellent fit for couples starting out or looking for a convenient base.

The low-maintenance nature of an apartment and its proximity to Wexford Town Centre make it a strong candidate for downsizers moving away from larger family homes.

Own-door ground or upper access and close proximity to local services, medical facilities, and shops support comfortable retirement living, though buyers should verify internal accessibility.

Equipped with fibre broadband and a dedicated storage or living layout that can accommodate a home office setup.

Convenient access to local railway and bus stations, as well as the nearby N25 and N11/M11 road networks.

Low-maintenance apartment living frees up time, appealing to those who have finished working.

Efficient 79 sq.m floor plan with built-in storage closets and clean open-plan living spaces.

Single-level apartment living is convenient, though buyers should verify if any stairs are required to access the own-door entrance.

A 2004-built apartment with shared block insurance and managed common elements keeps external upkeep to a minimum.

Streetside parking and open common areas indicate an open residential setting rather than a gated community.

Standard two-bedroom apartment layout with fixed partitioning, though the open-plan living area offers good versatility.

Built in 2004, this is a modern property rather than a period or heritage home.

Benefits from an impressive B-rated BER, indicating strong energy efficiency.

Access to well-maintained common green areas, though no private enclosed back garden is attached.

As an own-door apartment with communal green areas managed externally, private gardening space is minimal.

Excellent pedestrian access to Wexford Town Centre, local shops, and nearby recreational amenities.

Proximity to town facilities provides good access to local health and leisure amenities.

The flat terrain of the immediate area and short distance into town make cycling a viable transport and recreation option.

Wexford Golf Club and its clubhouse are situated within comfortable walking distance of the property.

Proximity to Wexford's coastal and estuary locations offers reasonable access for fishing enthusiasts.

Equestrian facilities are available in the broader County Wexford area, though not immediately adjacent to the neighbourhood.

Coastal proximity provides access to local water sports and harbour activities.

The spacious open-plan kitchen, living, and dining area creates a welcoming environment for hosting guests.

Located in an established residential neighbourhood within Mulgannon, the setting is generally peaceful while remaining close to the town centre.

This is a town-adjacent residential apartment setting rather than a rural environment.

While not a rural village, the close-knit feel of a small apartment block and walking distance to local shops provide a community-oriented vibe.

Wexford is a coastal town with maritime amenities nearby, though the specific property is nestled within a suburban residential pocket rather than directly waterfront.

Being a short stroll from Wexford Town Centre, Main Street, and local transport links offers a convenient urban lifestyle.

Established neighbourhood and proximity to town associations facilitate strong community engagement.

Walking distance to Wexford’s vibrant Main Street with its array of independent cafés and restaurants.

Close to local pubs, restaurants, and cultural venues like the National Opera House.

Access to local medical facilities and community wellness clubs within the town.

Town location offers access to local business networks and community groups.

Features fibre broadband connectivity suitable for tech professionals and remote workers.