71 Ceol Na Habhann, Caherconlish, LimerickV94KC8R

With four bedrooms, a secure rear garden with a sandstone patio, and a local primary school within walking distance, this property is exceptionally well-suited for families with young children.

The generous 152 sq m floor area, four well-proportioned bedrooms, and a separate sitting room provide plenty of independent living space for growing teenagers.

A four-bedroom detached layout offers decent separation of space, though it lacks a dedicated ground-floor bedroom suite which might limit long-term multi-generational arrangements.

As a spacious four-bedroom detached home priced at €450,000, it offers more space and maintenance overhead than most single buyers typically require.

Provides a comfortable and modern environment with room to grow, though the asking price reflects a substantial footprint for a couple without children.

Offers single-level living potential with ground-floor reception spaces, though maintaining four bedrooms and an enclosed garden might exceed empty nesters' day-to-day needs.

The village location offers great local conveniences within a short stroll, but the two-story layout lacks a ground-floor bedroom facility for long-term ageing in place.

With four bedrooms, one can easily double as a dedicated home office, and the generous floor area supports a comfortable work-from-home routine.

Located just a 10-minute drive from Limerick City's suburbs with easy access to the Limerick-Waterford Road and M7 motorway, making hybrid commuting highly feasible.

The close proximity to village shops, a post office, and a church makes daily errands easy for retirees, though stairs must be navigated.

Features a convenient ground-floor guest WC and wide living spaces, but the primary bedrooms are upstairs, posing challenges for long-term mobility without modification.

Built in 2007 with a B BER rating, uPVC double-glazed windows, and a brick-paved driveway, the property is designed for straightforward, modern upkeep.

The property features an open brick-paved driveway with off-street parking rather than an enclosed secure gated entry.

The home features well-defined rooms, timber flooring, and modern fittings rather than an ultra-minimalist open-plan architectural style.

Four bedrooms and a separate sitting room provide good layout flexibility, allowing rooms to adapt as guest bedrooms, nurseries, or home offices.

Built in 2007, this is a modern detached residence rather than a period or heritage property.

Benefits from an efficient B BER energy rating and an inset solid fuel stove, contributing to better energy performance than older housing stock.

Includes a private rear garden, a sandstone patio ideal for outdoor dining, two timber sheds for storage, and a brick-paved front driveway.

Features a private rear garden and two timber sheds, providing a solid foundation for domestic gardening projects without an excessive land burden.

Being located within walking distance of village amenities and local community facilities supports an active daily walking routine.

There are no dedicated fitness facilities directly on-site, requiring travel towards Limerick City or local community centers for gym access.

The village setting offers access to local secondary roads, though cyclists should verify regional cycling infrastructure and traffic conditions.

The location provides reasonable driving access to regional golf courses in County Limerick, though none are immediately adjacent.

Proximity to regional waterways in the Limerick area may offer angling opportunities, though buyers should verify specific local fishing spots.

County Limerick features various equestrian centers and rural hacking routes, though local stables are a short drive away rather than on the doorstep.

Inland location means water sports require travel to nearby lakes, rivers, or coastal regions.

An impressive kitchen/dining room with a central island and French patio doors leading to a sandstone patio and rear garden creates an ideal space for hosting guests.

Situated in a popular residential development within a village setting, offering a peaceful residential atmosphere away from major urban congestion.

While located in County Limerick with easy access to surrounding countryside, the property sits inside a structured village housing development rather than a truly rural or isolated plot.

Positioned right in the sought-after village of Caherconlish, placing local shops, pubs, a post office, primary school, and church within a short stroll.

The location is inland in County Limerick, offering no immediate proximity to the coast.

Provides convenient access to Limerick City's suburbs just a 10-minute drive away, balancing village quietude with nearby urban amenities.

Caherconlish has an active community centered around the local Millennium Centre, church, and village amenities, fostering strong local engagement.

While the village offers local pubs and essential shops, a broader café culture requires traveling closer to Limerick City.

Village pubs provide a quiet local social scene, but extensive nightlife and entertainment options necessitate a trip into Limerick City.

Local community spaces like the Millennium Centre frequently host local activities, though specialized health and wellness groups may require travel.

A residential village setting offers limited local professional networking, which is better pursued in nearby Limerick City.

Buyers should verify local broadband speeds, though remote work capability is supported by the physical layout of the home.