9 Cnoc Na Greine, Tullyallen, Co. LouthA92H97R

The property is a first-floor two-bedroom apartment with a floor area of 70 square metres, lacking a private enclosed garden, making it less suitable for young children who require outdoor play space.

With two double bedrooms, the apartment offers basic accommodation, but the limited space of 70 square metres and apartment living may feel restrictive for growing teenagers.

A two-bedroom apartment with a single bathroom and 70 square metres of living space does not provide the privacy or layout necessary for multi-generational living.

The two-bedroom layout, move-in condition, and affordable asking price make this an excellent choice for a single buyer looking for a manageable, low-maintenance home.

Offering two double bedrooms, an open-plan kitchen, dining, and living area, and a private balcony, this property is ideally sized for couples starting out or downsizing.

The low-maintenance nature of apartment living, combined with a convenient village location and proximity to local amenities, appeals well to empty nesters.

While low-maintenance and close to village amenities, being situated on the first floor without elevator access may present mobility challenges as retirees age in place.

The property features two bedrooms, allowing one to be easily converted into a dedicated home office for remote working.

With Junction 10 of the M1 motorway just 2km away, the location offers excellent connectivity for hybrid commuters traveling north or south.

The manageable apartment size and nearby village amenities suit retirement, though first-floor access should be considered.

Being a first-floor apartment accessed via stairs, long-term ageing in place may be challenging without lift access.

Apartment living with an annual management fee ensures exterior maintenance and communal upkeep are handled collectively.

The listing details an allocated car parking space and a small development, but does not explicitly highlight secure gated entry.

The compact 70 square metre floor area, open-plan layout, and pull-down attic storage lend themselves well to a minimalist lifestyle.

The layout features a standard two-bedroom apartment structure with limited scope for major structural reconfiguration.

This is a modern, move-in condition apartment within a recent development rather than a traditional heritage property.

The property holds a C1 BER rating, indicating standard energy performance with potential room for future green upgrades.

While lacking a private garden, the apartment benefits from a private balcony and pleasant views overlooking open green areas.

As a first-floor apartment with only a private balcony and shared open green spaces managed externally, there are no private gardening opportunities.

The village setting allows for pleasant local walks, with shops, schools, and amenities accessible within a 5 to 12-minute walk.

While basic fitness is possible via local walking, dedicated gym facilities would likely require traveling towards nearby Drogheda.

The surrounding village and regional roads offer cycling potential, though dedicated cycle lanes may be limited.

The location provides reasonable access to the wider County Louth region, though specific golf courses require a short drive.

Proximity to the Boyne valley area offers potential angling opportunities nearby, though not directly at the doorstep.

Equestrian facilities are generally sparse in a village apartment setting and would require travel to rural stables.

The inland village location does not lend itself directly to water sports, which would require traveling to the coast or major rivers.

The open-plan kitchen, dining, and living area provides a good space for casual hosting, complemented by a private balcony for warmer days.

Located within a small development on the edge of a charming village and overlooking green areas, the setting offers a generally peaceful environment.

The property is situated within a village development rather than a truly rural or isolated countryside setting.

Situated on the edge of Tullyallen village with local shops, schools, and amenities within a short walking distance, offering a classic village lifestyle.

The location is inland in County Louth and does not offer coastal proximity or marine views.

Tullyallen is a quaint village rather than an urban center, though Drogheda town is a short drive away for broader city conveniences.

Living in a quaint village setting with local schools, shops, and a community pub encourages local engagement and involvement.

Local amenities include places to eat and a local bar, though a more vibrant café culture is better accessed in nearby Drogheda.

Tullyallen offers a quiet village atmosphere with a local bar, while extensive nightlife options require traveling into Drogheda.

Local wellness options are limited within the immediate village, though broader classes can be found in nearby towns.

As a residential village setting, professional networking opportunities locally are minimal compared to urban business hubs.

Good road links to Dublin and the M1 motorway provide physical access to tech hubs, though local tech infrastructure depends on broadband availability to be verified by the buyer.