3A & 3B Gort na Mona, Headford, GalwayH91OF50

The property includes generous outdoor areas and two separate homes on one site, providing ample space for young children to play safely within a cul-de-sac setting, close to local schools.

With five bedrooms across two independent units, teenagers will appreciate the extra privacy and independence, or the option of a separate annex or study space.

This property is exceptionally well-suited for multi-generational living, featuring two complete, independent residences on one site, each with its own driveway, entrance, outbuildings, and services.

While it is a larger dual-property footprint, single buyers could live in one unit and use the second unit for rental income to help offset the mortgage.

Couples looking for flexible space will find the dual-home setup ideal for combining a primary residence with a home office, guest quarters, or rental potential.

Empty nesters can easily downsize into the more compact 2-bedroom unit while renting out the larger 3-bedroom unit, or host visiting family members comfortably.

Single-level bungalow living offers convenience for retirees looking to age in place, though buyers should verify internal accessibility and garden maintenance requirements.

The presence of a study/third bedroom in Unit 3A and an extensive attic level ideal for a home office in Unit 3B make remote working highly viable.

Headford is within driving distance of Tuam, the M17/M6 motorway network, and Galway City, making hybrid commuting manageable.

Single-level bungalow living and proximity to town amenities support a comfortable retirement lifestyle.

Single-level bungalow layouts make ageing in place practical, though buyers should verify interior door widths and bathroom accessibility.

Features PVC windows, brick and plaster construction, and tarmacadam driveways, though managing two separate residential units requires standard upkeep.

Boundaries are defined by block walls with separate driveways and entrances, though buyers should verify current security gate installations.

The property leans toward characterful, traditional finishes such as solid-fuel stoves, timber and stone finishes, and beamed ceilings rather than minimalist aesthetics.

The layout offers ultimate flexibility with two complete, independent residences featuring separate kitchens, living areas, bedrooms, and independent services.

The property utilizes traditional character touches like stone finishes and beamed ceilings, but is structured as a modern multi-unit bungalow setup rather than a formal heritage structure.

Features upgraded cavity and attic insulation, double glazing, and solid-fuel stoves with back boilers supporting oil-fired heating systems.

Includes two separate large storage units, private access, dedicated parking areas, a tiled patio, and tarmacadam and concrete driveways.

Features grounds with block wall boundaries, a tiled patio, and outbuildings, offering solid potential for garden landscaping and outdoor planting.

Being within walking distance to Headford Town allows for convenient daily walks to local amenities and community facilities.

The area features state-of-the-art local sporting facilities, and the expansive attic level or outbuildings provide space to set up a home gym.

The quiet cul-de-sac and surrounding regional roads offer pleasant cycling routes, though local traffic conditions should be verified.

While local recreational amenities are available, dedicated golf courses would require travelling further into the wider Galway region.

County Galway is renowned for its lakes and waterways, making this a practical base for fishing enthusiasts, subject to local spot research.

The rural and semi-rural surroundings offer potential equestrian opportunities, though buyers should verify nearby stables and riding trails.

Inland location means water sports would require travel to nearby major lakes or coastal areas.

With two independent homes, a sunroom, a tiled patio, a farmhouse-style kitchen, and extensive outdoor parking, entertaining family and guests is exceptionally well-supported.

Situated in a quiet cul-de-sac setting in Headford, the property offers a peaceful environment away from heavy urban congestion.

Located in County Galway with easy access to surrounding countryside and local towns, offering a blend of community and rural atmosphere.

Within walking distance to Headford Town, providing immediate access to local shops, schools, churches, and sporting facilities.

The location is inland in County Galway, offering minimal direct connection to coastal amenities or beaches.

Headford is a town rather than a city, meaning urban nightlife and extensive city amenities require a commute to Galway City.

Proximity to Headford Town encourages participation in local community groups, schools, sports clubs, and church activities.

Headford Town provides local shops and a hotel with amenities, though broader café culture options are found closer to Galway City.

Nightlife options are limited locally, with residents typically heading into Galway City for extensive evening entertainment.

State-of-the-art local sporting facilities support health and wellness activities within the community.

Professional networking is more limited locally, though remote working spaces and proximity to Galway City help bridge the gap.

While the home is well-equipped for remote work setups, buyers should verify local broadband speeds and tech-hub access in the immediate Headford area.