9 Moonglow, Sheane Park, Gorey, WexfordY25H224

The property features a generously sized, lawned site providing plenty of outdoor space for young children to play safely within a private development.

With four bedrooms and a floor area of 78 m², space is relatively compact for teenagers, though the coastal location and proximity to beaches offer good recreational outlets.

A single-bathroom, chalet-style setup of 78 m² offers limited privacy and space for multi-generational living configurations.

At an asking price of €195,000, this property presents an accessible entry point for single buyers looking for a holiday home or retreat.

The chalet provides a charming, manageable layout with a south-facing kitchen and patio, ideal for couples seeking a weekend escape.

Single-level chalet living offers convenience and low floor-area management, though buyers should verify maintenance requirements of a mature timber-framed or chalet structure.

While the single-level living is appealing for retirees, the remote coastal setting requires reliance on driving for amenities and healthcare services.

The peaceful setting is ideal for remote focus, though buyers should verify local broadband speeds and connectivity capabilities.

Dublin can be reached in under an hour via the M11, making occasional hybrid commuting feasible, though a 5km drive to Gorey is required first.

An ideal setup for retirees looking for a peaceful holiday home, weekend retreat, or manageable lifestyle base.

This is a chalet within a modern development rather than a traditional historic heritage home.

Single-level chalet accommodation avoids stairs, but buyers should investigate healthcare access and the layout suitability for long-term mobility needs.

An annual maintenance fee of €200 applies to the private development, and buyers should verify the upkeep demands of a chalet structure and timber elements.

Located within a private gated development with private parking to the front, providing an enhanced sense of security.

The compact 78 m² footprint naturally lends itself to simplified living, though timber-paneled ceilings give a rustic rather than minimalist aesthetic.

With four bedrooms squeezed into 78 m², the layout is relatively fixed with little room for major internal reconfiguration.

The property carries a low BER rating of F and relies on oil-fired central heating and a communal septic tank, indicating room for environmental upgrades.

Features a generously sized site in lawn bordered by mature natural hedging and a paved south-facing patio area.

The generously sized site laid out in lawn with mature natural hedging provides a solid foundation for keen gardeners.

Proximity to the coast and local beaches offers excellent walking opportunities right on the doorstep.

Gym facilities will require a drive into Gorey Town or nearby coastal hubs as none are immediately on-site.

The quiet local roads and proximity to Courtown and Ballymoney provide pleasant cycling routes for enthusiasts.

The general Wexford coastal region is well known for golf courses, though access depends on specific club locations nearby.

The coastal location provides great accessibility for sea fishing and local angling pursuits.

Rural and coastal settings often feature local equestrian centers, though buyers should verify specific stables in the immediate area.

Proximity to exceptional beaches makes this an ideal base for swimming, surfing, and general water sports.

A paved south-facing patio area adjoining the living accommodation offers the perfect setting for outdoor entertaining and al fresco dining.

Situated towards the rear of a private coastal development on a mature, private site bordered by natural hedging, offering a high degree of tranquillity.

The property provides a country-escape feel with mature grounds and natural surroundings, while remaining within 5km of Gorey Town.

Within easy reach of the popular coastal villages of Courtown and Ballymoney, though not directly in a village core.

Perfectly positioned close to a selection of exceptional beaches in a known coastal development.

Located well away from major urban centers, relying on Gorey for nearby town amenities and Dublin for a major city.

Community ties are likely centered around the nearby coastal villages and seasonal holiday community rather than a dense urban neighborhood.

Café options are accessible seasonally in nearby Courtown and Ballymoney, with a broader selection in Gorey Town.

Nightlife is limited locally, requiring travel into Gorey Town for pubs, clubs, and entertainment venues.

Local wellness options, pilates & stretching classes, or fitness groups would require heading into Gorey Town.

This is primarily a leisure and residential escape area, offering few local professional networking opportunities.

The rural-coastal setting lacks major tech-hub infrastructure locally, though remote connectivity can bridge the gap.