5 5 Gort Na Mblath, Tulla Road, Ennis, County ClareV95W7VY

This detached family home features four double bedrooms and a private, secure south-facing rear garden, making it exceptionally well-suited for young children.

Offering multiple reception rooms, including a flexible second reception room that can serve as a playroom or study, and plenty of space with 171 m² of floor area.

Features a ground-floor guest WC and a versatile second reception room which could potentially function as a ground-floor bedroom, though it lacks an adjoining en-suite.

At €465,000 for a large 5-bedroom detached house, the scale and maintenance requirements might exceed the typical needs and budget of a single buyer.

Provides generous living space with modern finishes like a contemporary kitchen and newly modernised bathrooms, though 5 bedrooms is quite large for a couple alone.

Enjoys a quiet cul-de-sac setting and manageable low-maintenance exterior features, but the extensive 4-to-5 bedroom layout involves more space than empty nesters typically require.

While single-level living is not standard due to upstairs bedrooms, the ground floor includes a reception/study and guest WC, though stairs must be navigated to access all bedrooms and the main bathroom.

The flexible second reception room / study provides an excellent dedicated space for a home office, complemented by generous overall square footage.

Conveniently located just minutes from the Ennis Bypass and the N18, providing efficient connectivity to Limerick, Galway, and commuter links.

Quiet cul-de-sac environment appeals to retirees, though the two-story layout requires managing stairs for bedroom access.

Features a ground-floor guest WC and a flexible room that could serve as a ground-floor bedroom, but the primary bathroom and all main bedrooms are located upstairs.

Presented in turnkey condition with recent upgrades including a modernised boiler (2020), fresh paintwork, contemporary bathrooms, and a tarmac driveway.

Benefits from secure gated side access and a spacious tarmac driveway providing off-street parking within a quiet cul-de-sac.

Traditional detached layout featuring two separate reception rooms, distinct kitchen-dining spaces, and four upper bedrooms rather than open-plan ultra-minimalism.

Includes an adaptable second reception room on the ground floor suitable for use as a fifth bedroom, home office, playroom, or study.

Built in 2002, this is a modern suburban property rather than a period or heritage home.

Equipped with a Henley solid-fuel stove and a replacement gas boiler installed in 2020, achieving a BER rating of C.

Features a private, sunny south-facing rear garden equipped with a large Steeltech shed on a concrete base, secure side access, and an outside tap.

Features a private, sunny south-facing rear garden with an outside tap, providing a great canvas for keen gardeners.

Set in a quiet leafy suburb with accessible local routes and short distances to neighborhood amenities and Ennis town centre.

Proximity to Ennis provides access to local fitness facilities, and the property's large Steeltech shed could potentially house a home gym setup.

The cul-de-sac location and connection to local suburban roads offer good cycling access toward Ennis and regional routes.

Ennis Golf Club and surrounding Clare courses are within convenient driving distance from the property's location.

County Clare offers good regional angling opportunities, though the property itself is situated in a suburban residential area.

Equestrian facilities can be found in the broader County Clare countryside, though not directly adjacent to this suburban cul-de-sac.

Inland Ennis location means traveling further toward the Shannon estuary or coastal Clare for major water sports.

Boasts a contemporary open-plan kitchen and dining area with sliding patio doors opening directly onto a private south-facing rear garden, ideal for hosting.

Situated in a peaceful cul-de-sac within a leafy suburban setting, offering minimal traffic and a private rear garden.

Located in a suburban residential development (Roslevan) close to Ennis town rather than a remote rural countryside location.

Provides a community-oriented suburban neighbourhood feel with local shops and amenities within easy reach while remaining close to Ennis town.

Positioned inland in County Clare, far away from direct coastal environments or beaches.

Conveniently located just minutes from Ennis town centre and the Ennis Bypass, offering easy access to urban conveniences.

Located in a well-established residential suburb with an active local community and nearby schools, shops, and recreational facilities.

Local shops and cafés are within reach, with a wider selection of dining and café options available minutes away in Ennis town centre.

Suburban cul-de-sac setting is quiet and residential, requiring a trip into Ennis town centre for pubs, music venues, and nightlife.

Proximity to Ennis ensures straightforward access to local health clubs, medical centers, and wellness classes.

Primarily residential suburban area, meaning professional networking hubs are more readily accessed in nearby urban centers or via regional transport links.

Good road links via the N18 connect to regional employment hubs in Limerick and Galway, making tech-hub commuting or remote connectivity viable.