4 Primrose Gardens, Clarecastle, Ennis, County ClareV95K4PW

The property offers five generous bedrooms and a safe, enclosed south-facing rear garden, making it very suitable for young children, though buyers should verify safety features around any patio steps.

With five bedrooms and two spacious reception rooms, including a striking double-height extension, teenagers will appreciate the ample space and privacy within a quiet cul-de-sac setting.

The substantial floor area of 172 square metres and versatile layout with ground-floor bedroom options lend themselves well to multi-generational living configurations.

At an asking price of 455,000 euros for a large five-bedroom home with a D BER rating, this property may exceed space and maintenance requirements for single buyers.

Couples looking for extensive space or planning a growing family will find plenty of room, though the scale of a five-bedroom detached house might feel oversized initially.

The property provides comfortable single-level living potential with ground-floor bedrooms, though maintenance of the large mature garden and five-bedroom footprint should be considered.

While located in a quiet cul-de-sac close to village amenities, the five-bedroom layout and D energy rating mean retirees might want to evaluate future heating costs and upkeep.

Multiple reception rooms and versatile bedrooms, including a dedicated office space, make remote working highly viable, though broadband speeds should be verified.

Convenient access to the Ennis Bypass and M18 motorway facilitates commuting links towards Shannon, Limerick, and Galway.

A peaceful cul-de-sac setting close to local village amenities suits retirement living well, provided stairs and garden maintenance are manageable.

Features ground-floor bedroom and bathroom options, though stairs to upper bedrooms mean some adaptation may be needed for long-term ageing in place.

The large 172 sqm floor area, extensive landscaped gardens, and a D BER rating indicate that ongoing maintenance and energy efficiency improvements should be factored in.

The property features an open spacious driveway rather than a secure gated entry system.

The home features traditional extended architecture, exposed timber beams, and mature cottage-style gardens rather than minimalist design.

Highly versatile layout with five bedrooms, two generous reception rooms, a utility room, and multi-purpose rooms adaptable to changing lifestyle needs.

Located in a mature modern residential development rather than a period or heritage architectural setting.

The property has a D BER energy rating, suggesting scope for future ecological upgrades like solar panels or insulation enhancement.

Magnificent south-facing rear garden that is completely non-overlooked, featuring paved patio areas, mature planting, and a garden shed.

Features an exceptional, beautifully landscaped south-facing rear garden with mature shrubs, specimen planting, trees, and seasonal flowers.

Being within walking distance of Clarecastle village and local pathways makes it convenient for daily walking routines.

The versatile dual-aspect room can easily be adapted as a dedicated home gym space to complement local fitness facilities.

The quiet cul-de-sac location and access to nearby regional roads offer good opportunities for cycling enthusiasts.

Ennis and the surrounding County Clare area offer good access to regional golf courses, requiring a short drive.

Proximity to local waterways and the River Fergus basin provides good potential access for fishing hobbyists to investigate.

Rural areas surrounding Ennis offer equestrian facilities, though buyers should verify the closest stables and transport logistics.

An inland location means water sports require travel towards the Shannon estuary or coastal Clare locations.

Outstanding entertaining credentials thanks to the massive double-height reception extension, open-plan kitchen-dining area, and private south-facing patio spaces.

Situated in a mature and highly regarded residential development within a quiet cul-de-sac setting, offering a peaceful and private environment.

Located in a suburban development close to Clarecastle village, blending suburban convenience with proximity to the wider County Clare countryside.

Positioned within walking distance of Clarecastle village and its everyday local amenities, ensuring a strong sense of community village living.

Inland location in Clarecastle near Ennis, far from coastal areas, though water sports enthusiasts can explore the wider Shannon region.

Close proximity to Ennis and easy access to the M18 providing links to larger urban centres like Limerick and Galway balances suburban calm with connectivity.

Set within a mature residential development close to Clarecastle village, offering strong opportunities for local community engagement.

Clarecastle village amenities and nearby Ennis town centre provide a good selection of local cafes and social spots.

While quiet locally, nearby Ennis offers a vibrant selection of pubs, live music venues, and restaurants.

Proximity to Ennis ensures good access to local pilates and stretching classes, fitness clubs, and wellness groups.

Commuter access to Ennis and Limerick provides reasonable regional business networking opportunities.

Regional connectivity via the M18 links to larger employment hubs, though buyers should verify local fibre broadband availability.