94 PInebrook, Trim, Co. MeathC15N671

The property offers four bedrooms and a safe, walled-in rear garden, making it very suitable for young children. Trim also provides local primary schools and family amenities.

Four bedrooms provide adequate private space for teenagers, though with only one shared bathroom, busy mornings will require coordination.

At 102 square metres with a single bathroom and all bedrooms on the first floor, multi-generational living could feel quite restricted.

With a competitive asking price of €355,000 and four bedrooms allowing ample space for a home office, it is a great option for single buyers entering the market.

Provides generous space for couples looking to start a family or needing separate home office options within a mature development.

While manageable, a four-bedroom two-storey house might offer more room than empty nesters require, though the low maintenance garden helps.

All bedrooms are located upstairs and there is only a single upstairs bathroom, which may pose accessibility challenges for ageing in place.

The fourth bedroom provides excellent versatility to be used directly as a dedicated home office or study.

Offers road links providing access to Dublin and surrounding towns, making hybrid commuting feasible.

The town location provides good access to local conveniences, though stairs and a single bathroom may be less ideal long-term.

Features all bedrooms and the only bathroom upstairs, which presents challenges for ageing in place without significant modification.

P.V.C double glazed windows, P.V.C fascia and soffit, and a manageable garden footprint help keep external maintenance reasonable.

The property features a walled-in front garden with a driveway rather than a secure gated community entrance.

Traditional 1991 layout with defined rooms rather than open-plan minimalist architecture.

The fourth bedroom offers great flexibility to serve as an office, study, nursery, or guest room.

Built in 1991, it is a modern residential property rather than a period or heritage home.

Benefits from a B BER rating, fully insulated attic, dry-lined walls, a new oil boiler, and potential green mortgage eligibility.

Includes both a walled-in front garden with parking for two cars and a walled-in rear garden with a block-built shed.

Features a walled-in rear garden with a lawn, maintained flower beds, hedging, and a block-built garden shed for tools.

Proximity to Trim town centre and local scenic recreational areas makes walking a very accessible activity.

Local sporting facilities in Trim provide fitness options, though specific commercial gym availability should be verified locally.

The location near Trim town allows for convenient local cycling, though dedicated infrastructure varies.

Trim and the surrounding County Meath area are home to well-regarded golf courses within easy driving distance.

The River Boyne runs through Trim, offering renowned local fishing opportunities.

County Meath is famous for equestrian activities, with various riding stables located in the wider surrounding region.

Limited water sports options directly in Trim, as it is an inland historic town.

Includes a functional kitchen and dining area alongside a comfortable sitting room and enclosed rear garden suitable for hosting guests.

Located in a mature and established residential development in Trim, offering a generally quiet suburban atmosphere.

This is a suburban housing development setting rather than a rural environment, though County Meath countryside is easily accessible.

Situated close to Trim town centre, providing a vibrant community feel with local shops, schools, and cafés nearby.

Trim is an inland historic town with no immediate coastal proximity.

Trim offers town amenities, but it is a small historic town rather than a bustling urban center.

Situated in a mature and highly regarded development with an established community feel close to Trim.

Trim town centre features a good range of local cafés, restaurants, and social spots within easy reach.

Nightlife is typical of a historic country town, offering local pubs rather than extensive club scenes.

Local community and sporting facilities support health and wellness activities in the area.

Networking options are more limited locally compared to major employment hubs like Dublin.

Suitable for remote working setup, though high-speed broadband availability should be specifically verified by the buyer.