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

The property is located within walking distance of local national and secondary schools, and features secure outdoor areas and boundaries defined by block walls, making it a safe environment for young children.

With a total of 5 bedrooms split across two independent units, including an extensive attic level ideal for hobby rooms, teenagers will appreciate the space and independent feel.

This property features two complete, independent residences on one site (a 2-bed and a 3-bed unit), each with its own driveway, entrance, and services, making it exceptionally well-suited for multi-generational living.

A single buyer could live in one unit and use the second fully independent unit as a rental income stream or guest annexe to help offset costs.

Offers great flexibility for couples wanting home-and-office setups, guest accommodation, or rental potential alongside a comfortable primary residence.

The dual-unit setup allows empty nesters to downsize into the smaller 2-bedroom unit while renting out or hosting family in the larger 3-bedroom home.

The single-level bungalow layout and quiet cul-de-sac setting suit retirees well, though they should investigate the maintenance requirements of managing two separate dwellings.

With a study/third bedroom in Unit 3A and an extensive attic level ideal for a home office in Unit 3B, this property is exceptionally well-equipped for remote working setups.

Tuam and the M17/M6 motorway network are roughly 19.5 km away, and Galway City is 26.9 km away, making hybrid commuting viable.

The single-level configuration and quiet location suit retirement, though upkeep of multiple structures should be factored in.

The single-level bungalow structure lends itself well to ageing in place, with potential for multi-generational care support on-site.

While the property features concrete block construction, PVC windows, and tarmacadam driveways, maintaining two separate homes and outbuildings requires more effort than a standard single dwelling.

Boundaries are defined by block walls and private driveways, though buyers looking for automated gated entry would need to verify or install systems.

The property features traditional character, solid-fuel stoves, timber and stone finishes, and farmhouse styling rather than minimalist architecture.

An exceptional layout featuring two fully independent residences on one site, offering maximum flexibility for living and working arrangements.

Constructed with modern concrete block methods and upgraded insulation rather than traditional historic heritage styling.

Features solid-fuel stoves with back boilers and upgraded cavity and attic insulation, though the BER rating is currently C3.

Includes private grounds, separate large storage units, a tiled patio, and tarmacadam and concrete driveways.

The property includes private grounds, outdoor areas, and block-walled boundaries offering good potential for gardening enthusiasts.

Conveniently located within walking distance to Headford Town and local amenities, supporting an active walking lifestyle.

Headford features state-of-the-art sporting facilities, though specialized commercial gym options may require further local investigation.

The quiet cul-de-sac setting and local county roads offer pleasant cycling routes, though regional cycling infrastructure varies.

While the area offers a relaxed country lifestyle, buyers should investigate the proximity of the nearest championship golf courses.

County Galway is renowned for its rich angling and lake fishing opportunities, making this a viable base for fishing enthusiasts.

The rural surroundings in County Galway offer a traditional landscape often suited to equestrian activities.

Inland location means water sports would rely on traveling to nearby lakes or coastal areas.

Features a tiled patio, sunrooms with French doors, farmhouse-style kitchens, and two separate residences ideal for hosting guests and entertaining.

Tucked away in a quiet cul-de-sac setting in Headford, providing a peaceful environment away from heavy urban congestion.

While Headford offers a town setting, the surrounding county provides a distinctly rural feel with plenty of open space and country attributes.

Within walking distance to Headford Town, which offers local schools, supermarkets, shops, a church, and a hotel.

The location is inland in County Galway, well away from coastal environments.

Headford is a town rather than a city, though Galway City is accessible at roughly 27 kilometres away for urban amenities.

Headford Town provides a close-knit community feel with local sports facilities, schools, and churches facilitating community engagement.

Local shops and a hotel are available in town, though extensive café culture options are more concentrated in nearby Galway City.

Town amenities include local hospitality venues, but vibrant nightlife will typically require trips into Tuam or Galway City.

State-of-the-art sporting facilities in the town support local health and wellness activities.

Primarily a residential town setting; professional networking opportunities are more robust closer to Galway City.

Excellent home office spaces within the property, though buyers should verify local broadband speeds for high-bandwidth tech requirements.