56 Fox Lodge Manor, Ratoath, MeathA85RK79

The property is located in a family-friendly development in Ratoath with local primary schools nearby, a safe private rear garden, and a versatile second living room that works well as a playroom.

Four generous double bedrooms and two separate living spaces provide ample room and privacy for teenagers, supported by a spacious layout spanning 156 square meters.

While there are four double bedrooms and a downstairs WC, the layout lacks a ground-floor bedroom with an en-suite, making traditional multi-generational living moderately challenging without modifications.

At an asking price of 575,000 euros, the home is a substantial four-bedroom property which may exceed the space and budget requirements typical for many single buyers, though it offers room to grow.

Offers great space for couples planning for the future, featuring a home office for remote working, a spacious open-plan kitchen and dining area, and a private rear garden.

The 156 square meter property offers generous accommodation that might feel larger than necessary for empty nesters, though the low maintenance garden and manageable estate setting are appealing.

All four bedrooms are located upstairs, which may present mobility challenges later in life, though the village amenities of Ratoath provide good local convenience.

Includes a versatile second living room ideally suited for use as a home office, study, or workspace.

Well positioned for commuters with easy access to the M2 and M3 motorway networks providing convenient connections to Dublin City.

Convenient access to village services and healthcare supports retirement living, though two-story stairs should be noted.

Features a downstairs WC and wide side entrance, but all four bedrooms and the main bathroom are upstairs, presenting long-term accessibility challenges.

Features a B-rated energy efficiency profile and manageable gardens with paved areas, though general upkeep of a 156 square meter semi-detached home applies.

The front garden includes steel gates opening onto a paved driveway, but the property itself is not within a fully gated residential enclave.

Traditional double-fronted semi-detached layout with distinct reception rooms rather than open-plan minimalist architecture.

Benefits from a versatile second living room, double French doors connecting reception areas, and an expansive floored attic space primed for future conversion subject to planning.

This is a modern residential property in an established estate rather than a period or heritage home.

Benefits from a strong B energy rating, gas-fired central heating, and modern double-glazing.

Boasts a large front garden with a paved driveway, a wide side entrance, and a private, not-overlooked rear garden combining paved spaces and lawn.

Features a large front garden with mature shrubs, lawn, and established trees, alongside a private rear garden combining paved areas with lawn and surrounding shrubs.

The property is within walking distance of Ratoath village amenities, schools, and local recreational spots.

Local sports clubs and facilities are available in Ratoath, though dedicated commercial gym facilities may require checking in the surrounding area.

The suburban layout and surrounding Meath road network offer decent cycling routes, though buyers should verify local cycle lane connectivity.

The wider Meath and commuter belt area features several golf courses within a reasonable driving distance.

Proximity to local waterways and regional angling spots should be verified by interested buyers.

The location is famously close to Fairyhouse Racecourse and offers good access to equestrian facilities in County Meath.

Inland location in Ratoath means limited immediate access to water sports facilities.

Highlighted by a spacious open-plan kitchen and dining area, double French doors connecting reception rooms, and a private, not-overlooked rear garden ideal for hosting guests.

Situated in a popular residential development in Ratoath with a private, not-overlooked rear garden, offering a peaceful suburban atmosphere.

While Co. Meath offers scenic surroundings near Boyerstown and local countryside, the property itself is situated within an established suburban housing estate.

Located right in the popular village of Ratoath, putting local supermarkets, cafés, restaurants, and sports clubs within easy reach.

The property is inland in County Meath and offers no proximity to the coast.

Ratoath provides a village atmosphere rather than urban living, though motorway links offer access to Dublin City.

Ratoath is a popular, family-friendly village with active local sports clubs, schools, and community groups.

The village offers a good selection of local cafés, restaurants, and everyday amenities within easy reach.

Nightlife options are limited in Ratoath village, with residents typically looking towards larger neighboring towns or Dublin for extensive entertainment.

Supported by local sports clubs and community facilities in the Ratoath area.

Primarily a residential village, meaning professional networking will largely rely on proximity to major commuter hubs and Dublin.

Buyers should verify broadband speeds and digital infrastructure locally, though proximity to major commuter routes helps.