6 Carne Hill, Johnstown, Navan, MeathC15P46R

The property features a large, fully walled south-facing rear garden with a patio area and a generous floor area of over 201 square meters, providing a safe and spacious environment for young children.

With five bedrooms, multiple reception rooms including a family room and a dedicated gym/office space, teenagers will appreciate having ample personal space and areas to socialize independently.

The inclusion of a ground-floor fifth bedroom alongside a flexible layout with multiple living areas makes this home well-suited for extended family members who require ground-floor accessibility.

At 201 square meters with five bedrooms and a substantial asking price, the property is significantly larger and more expensive than what a typical single buyer might require or look to maintain.

Couples looking for room to grow, work from home, or frequently host guests will find the extensive layout and multiple reception rooms highly appealing.

While the property offers comfortable single-level elements like a ground-floor bedroom, the overall size of 201 square meters and a large garden may require more maintenance than empty nesters typically desire.

The home features a ground-floor bedroom and is situated within a village setting close to local amenities, though the overall scale of the five-bedroom property might feel excessive for retirement living.

The inclusion of a dedicated gym/office room and multiple versatile reception rooms provides ideal settings for a comfortable and productive home-working environment.

Conveniently positioned for commuters with easy access to the R147 and M3 motorway, providing direct routes towards Dublin, the M50, and Dublin Airport.

The village location and ground-floor bedroom suit retirement, though the upkeep of a large 201 square meter home should be factored in.

The layout includes a ground-floor bedroom and guest WC, though buyers should verify if bathroom modifications would be necessary for long-term accessibility.

While featuring PVC double glazed windows and PVC fascia, the expansive 201.12 sq. m. floor area and large gardens require standard ongoing maintenance.

The property features a cobble-lock driveway and secure gated pedestrian access to the rear, though the development itself is not a gated community.

The home is a traditional, extended detached family property with multiple distinct reception rooms and period-style features rather than an open-plan minimalist build.

Highly versatile layout featuring multiple reception rooms, a sunroom, a ground-floor fifth bedroom, and a multi-purpose gym/office space.

Built in 1999, the property is a modern detached residence rather than a period or heritage home.

The property has a BER rating of C2, indicating that buyers looking for high energy efficiency may want to investigate potential upgrades.

Features a large, fully walled south-facing rear garden with a patio area, decked spaces, a cobble-lock front driveway, and ample off-street parking.

Features a large, fully walled south-facing rear garden with ample space for planting, flower beds, and general garden upkeep.

The location allows for easy walking access to the village, local amenities, and nearby walking paths in the surrounding residential area.

The property includes a dedicated office/gym room, and a local gym is also conveniently located nearby at the Johnstown Shopping Centre.

The suburban village setting provides accessible local roads for cycling, though buyers should verify the presence of dedicated cycle lanes into Navan town.

Proximity to Navan offers reasonable access to regional golf courses, though buyers should verify the exact distance to the nearest club.

While County Meath has river systems nearby, the immediate residential location does not offer direct, on-the-doorstep fishing opportunities.

Rural parts of County Meath offer equestrian facilities, but buyers should investigate local stables and riding schools relative to this specific address.

The inland location in Navan is not suited for water sports enthusiasts without traveling significant distances to coastal areas or lakes.

Exceptional spaces for entertaining include an open-plan kitchen and dining area, a sunroom, multiple reception rooms, and a large south-facing patio and garden.

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

Situated in a quiet cul-de-sac of just 11 houses on the front row of a residential development in Old Johnstown Village, offering a peaceful neighborhood atmosphere.

The property is located within an established suburban residential development close to village shops and transport networks, lacking a true rural feel.

Ideally located in the heart of Old Johnstown Village, putting local shops, cafes, restaurants, and medical facilities within easy walking distance.

While close to the village center and a short drive from Navan town, the suburban cul-de-sac setting does not provide a bustling urban lifestyle.

Being part of a small, established cul-de-sac community of just 11 houses within a popular village fosters a strong sense of local community engagement.

Local amenities in Old Johnstown Village and the nearby Johnstown Shopping Centre provide access to cafes and casual dining options.

Local pubs and restaurants are available within the village, but those seeking vibrant nightlife will need to travel into nearby Navan town centre.

Proximity to local medical facilities, a nearby gym, and community spaces supports participation in local health and wellness activities.

Primarily a residential village setting, meaning professional networking opportunities would likely require travel into Navan or Dublin.

Good road and bus links provide access to regional employment centers, though buyers should verify specific local broadband speeds for tech-heavy roles.