35 Stella Maris, Ballisodare, SligoF91R6A2

The property includes a generous rear garden and is situated within a short walking distance of primary and secondary schools as well as local amenities in Ballisodare Village, making it a practical option for families with young children.

With three bedrooms and a convenient village location close to local bus services and sports facilities, teenagers can enjoy good independence, though the floor area of 73 m² is relatively compact for a growing family.

At 73 m² with only one bathroom and a separate WC, the layout lacks the space and separation typically required for comfortable multi-generational living.

An asking price of €199,000 for a three-bedroom home within a 10-minute drive of Sligo Town represents an accessible and attractive entry point for single buyers looking to get on the property ladder.

Offers great flexibility for couples, providing three bedrooms that can easily accommodate a home office or guest room alongside close proximity to village amenities and Sligo Town.

The single-level elements and manageable size make it relatively easy to maintain, though buyers should verify if the layout and stairs suit long-term needs as they downsize.

The short walking distance to local shops, a pharmacy, and cafés in Ballisodare Village is ideal for retirees, though the E BER rating indicates potential heating inefficiencies that should be investigated.

With three bedrooms, one can easily be adapted as a dedicated home office, though buyers should verify local broadband speeds to ensure remote work capability.

Conveniently located close to local and national bus stops and just a 10-minute drive from Sligo Town Centre, making hybrid commuting viable.

Well-suited for retirees seeking village convenience, though the E BER rating means energy efficiency upgrades should be factored into long-term retirement budgeting.

While single-level living elements exist, the presence of stairs and a bathroom configuration featuring an electric shower over a step-in setup may require modifications for long-term ageing in place.

The 73 m² floor area keeps interior upkeep manageable, though the E BER rating and older building features suggest that ongoing maintenance and insulation upgrades may be needed.

Features gated side access to the rear garden and off-street parking to the front, though the property does not feature a fully secure gated perimeter entry.

The layout features traditional compartmentalised rooms, such as a separate utility and distinct living spaces, rather than an open-plan minimalist architectural style.

The three-bedroom configuration allows bedrooms to double as home offices or storage, though the overall footprint of 73 m² offers limited structural flexibility.

This is a standard semi-detached residential property rather than a traditional period or heritage home.

The property relies on oil-fired central heating and a solid fuel stove, and carries an E BER rating, indicating that significant ecological and energy-efficiency retrofits would be required.

A standout feature is the elevated rear decking area overlooking a generous rear garden, complemented by off-street parking to the front.

Features an elevated decking area and a generous rear garden that offers solid potential for avid gardeners to develop planting schemes.

The village location offers convenient walking access to local amenities, and the surrounding scenic landscape provides great opportunities for local strolls.

Proximity to a local leisure centre within Ballisodare Village ensures easy access to fitness and gym facilities.

The village setting allows for local cycling, though buyers should verify local cycling infrastructure and road safety when commuting towards Sligo Town.

Sligo's renowned regional golf courses are within a convenient driving radius from the Ballisodare area.

Ballisodare is well known for its local river systems and fishing opportunities, making this a convenient base for anglers.

Equestrian facilities can be found in the broader County Sligo area, though buyers would need to travel by car to access stables.

While inland, the property is a short drive from County Sligo's coastal areas where various water sports are practiced.

The kitchen/dining area and the elevated rear decking leading down to a generous garden provide a functional space for hosting guests during warmer months.

Located in a popular village setting with beautiful views of Benbulben and the Dartry mountain range, offering a generally peaceful residential atmosphere.

While it features lovely mountain views and a generous garden, the property is situated within a built-up village environment rather than a truly rural countryside setting.

Ideally positioned within a short walk of Ballisodare Village, providing immediate access to local shops, a pharmacy, cafés, bars, and a leisure centre.

The location is inland within Ballisodare, though regional coastal amenities in County Sligo remain within a reasonable driving distance.

Ballisodare provides a village lifestyle rather than urban living, though Sligo Town Centre is just a 10-minute drive away for broader city conveniences.

Village living in Ballisodare naturally fosters a strong sense of community with local sports clubs, schools, and social amenities close at hand.

Residents can enjoy local cafés and bars within walking distance in Ballisodare Village, with more extensive options available nearby in Sligo Town.

Local village bars provide a quiet social scene, but those seeking extensive nightlife or entertainment will need to head into nearby Sligo Town.

Proximity to the local leisure centre and community facilities supports participation in wellness groups, pilates & stretching classes, and fitness activities.

As a residential village setting, professional networking opportunities are limited locally and typically require travel into Sligo Town.

Ballisodare functions primarily as a residential village rather than a commercial tech hub, meaning buyers reliant on local tech infrastructure should verify connectivity.