6 Hillview, Summerhill, County MeathA83XE70

The property features five bedrooms, a secure south-facing garden, and is located within walking distance of local schools, a creche, and a playground in the village.

With five well-proportioned bedrooms and multiple reception rooms, there is ample space for growing teenagers to have their own privacy and study areas.

The generous floor area of 229 m2 and a large detached garage with potential for conversion (subject to planning) offer great flexibility for multi-generational arrangements.

A five-bedroom detached home at this price point is large for a single occupant, though the rooms offer great potential for home offices or renting out spare rooms.

Provides extensive space for couples looking to establish a long-term family home with multiple living areas and excellent home-working options.

Offers plenty of space for visiting family, though maintaining a large five-bedroom home and garden might be more than some empty nesters require.

Located near a retirement village and primary care center with good local amenities, though buyers should verify the suitability of a two-storey layout for long-term ageing in place.

Includes a dedicated fifth bedroom currently used as a home office, high-speed broadband availability, and quiet spaces ideal for working from home.

Kilcock and the M4 motorway are accessible in about 10 minutes, Maynooth is 20 minutes away, and the M50 is roughly a 30-minute drive.

Proximity to the local retirement village, primary care center, and active community makes it a viable option for retirees wanting village convenience.

The property features a downstairs W.C. and cloakroom, though buyers should verify if the two-storey layout and bathroom configurations suit long-term mobility needs.

Presented in turn-key condition with PVC double-glazed windows and PVC fascia/soffits, though the mature gardens require regular upkeep.

The property features a cobble-lock driveway and side gates, but does not have a fully secure gated entrance enclosure.

The home features traditional elements like coving, center roses, and a solid fuel fireplace rather than a stark minimalist aesthetic.

Features multiple interconnected living spaces, archways, a sunroom, and a detached garage with conversion potential.

Built in the year 2000 by the McGee brothers, this is a modern detached family home rather than a period heritage property.

Equipped with an electric car charger, and the listing notes potential for a BER upgrade from its current C rating to an A rating.

Boasts a manicured front garden, ample parking for 3-4 cars, a large detached garage, and a south-facing wraparound deck overlooking a landscaped lawn.

Features a lovingly manicured front garden with flowers, shrubs, and trees, plus a south-facing rear garden with a wraparound deck and flower beds.

Benefit from being within walking distance of the village amenities and close to extensive forest walks in nearby Summerhill Wood.

The large detached garage offers exciting potential, subject to planning permission, for conversion into a private home gym.

The village location allows for pleasant local cycling, though buyers should verify local cycling infrastructure for longer commutes.

While the listing does not specify nearby golf courses, the general Meath and Kildare regions offer various golfing facilities within driving distance.

The regional location provides reasonable access to inland rivers and angling spots typical of County Meath.

The rural and semi-rural surroundings in County Meath traditionally offer good access to equestrian facilities and stables.

Inland location means water sports opportunities are limited compared to coastal or lakeside properties.

Features an open-plan kitchen, family entertainment hub, sunroom, two separate sitting rooms, and a south-facing deck area ideal for hosting guests.

Situated in a residential setting in County Meath with a private, manicured rear garden, offering a peaceful environment away from major city noise.

Located in a charming village setting surrounded by countryside and forest walks, balancing rural charm with community convenience.

Positioned within walking distance of Summerhill village, which features a school, coffee shops, an award-winning pub, supermarkets, and a post office.

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

While local village amenities are close by, true urban centers like Dublin are a significant commute away.

Summerhill boasts an active community center, a community-run creche, playground, and the Third Age Movement supporting older residents.

The village center includes local coffee shops and an award-winning pub within walking distance.

Nightlife is limited to local pubs in the village, with more extensive entertainment options requiring travel to nearby towns like Trim or Maynooth.

Supported by a well-resourced primary care center in the village and local community wellness initiatives.

Primarily a residential village setting, meaning professional networking would likely require travel toward Maynooth or Dublin.

High-speed broadband is available, and proximity to university and tech hubs like Maynooth and Intel provides good regional tech connectivity.