50 Troytown Heights,, Navan, MeathC15F6R9

The property offers three bedrooms, a fully enclosed private rear garden, and is located within walking distance of local schools and recreational amenities in a mature residential setting.

Located close to Navan town centre, local sports clubs like Simonstown GAA, and secondary schools, though the single bathroom layout may require some morning coordination for a growing family.

The semi-detached layout features a single bathroom and three bedrooms on a modest footprint, but the adjoining garage provides potential for conversion into additional living space subject to planning.

At an asking price of €385,000, this property represents an accessible entry point for single buyers looking for a home with potential to modernise and add value over time.

Provides generous living accommodation with a separate sitting room and open-plan kitchen dining space, ideal for couples looking to establish a long-term home close to local conveniences.

A manageable property size with off-street parking and a private garden, situated in a well-established neighbourhood close to essential town amenities.

The mature development and proximity to healthcare and shopping facilities are positive, though buyers should verify if the internal layout and bathroom accessibility suit long-term ageing in place without modification.

The property offers three bedrooms, allowing one to be easily configured as a home office space, though buyers should verify local broadband speeds.

Well-positioned for commuters with easy access to the R147, M3, and N2 road networks providing convenient connectivity to Dublin and surrounding areas.

Close to local medical facilities, churches, and shopping districts in Navan, making day-to-day errands straightforward for retirees.

The two-storey layout features all bedrooms and the sole bathroom upstairs, which may require future adaptations for comfortable ageing in place.

The property would benefit from refurbishment and modernisation, meaning near-term maintenance effort may be required by the buyer.

Features a kerbed tarmacadam driveway with gated vehicular access to the front, though it is not part of a secure gated community.

Traditional 1970s semi-detached layout with separate rooms, though it offers potential for open-plan modernisation.

Includes an adjoining garage measuring over 6 meters that offers significant potential for conversion into further living accommodation, subject to planning.

Built circa 1978, the property represents a mature suburban family home rather than a period heritage property.

The property has a D BER energy rating, indicating that energy efficiency improvements would be beneficial to lower energy consumption.

Benefits from a spacious site with off-street parking to the front and a generous, private fully enclosed rear garden featuring a large patio area.

Features a generous and private rear garden predominantly laid out in lawn with mature shrubs, alongside a front garden space.

Conveniently located within walking distance of local shops, schools, Blackwater Park, and the Boyne Valley Greenway for recreational walking.

Proximity to Aura Leisure Centre within walking distance provides excellent local fitness and swimming facilities.

Good access to local routes and nearby amenities, including the Boyne Valley Greenway, though cycling infrastructure depends on specific town routes.

Navan and the surrounding Meath area offer local golf courses within a short driving distance.

Proximity to the River Boyne valley provides opportunities for angling enthusiasts in the wider local area.

County Meath offers various equestrian facilities and riding schools in the wider countryside surrounding Navan.

Limited local water sports opportunities directly in town, though river activities may be found nearby.

Features an extensive patio area adjoining the house and a generous rear garden, ideal for outdoor dining and social gatherings.

The property is located inland in County Meath, far from any coastal areas.

Situated in a popular, mature development occupying a relatively quiet position within the estate, offering a private rear garden.

This is a suburban residential setting within a housing development close to Navan town rather than a rural environment.

Positioned on the edge of Navan town rather than a distinct village, combining suburban convenience with easy access to local amenities.

Within walking distance of Navan town centre, local shopping districts, and amenities, offering good connectivity while retaining a suburban neighbourhood feel.

Located in a mature, established residential development close to local community hubs, sports clubs like Simonstown GAA, and local schools.

Proximity to Blackcastle Shopping District and Navan town centre provides easy access to local cafes and dining options.

Navan town centre offers a selection of pubs and entertainment venues within a short drive or manageable distance.

Close proximity to the Aura Leisure Centre supports local health, fitness, and wellness activities.

Navan provides standard local business and community networking groups, with broader opportunities accessible toward Dublin.

Good commuter access toward Dublin tech hubs via the M3, though day-to-day remote tech infrastructure depends on individual broadband installation.