Altachullion Lower, Swanlinbar, CavanH14FC99

The property features an elevated 0.61-acre site with ample outdoor space for children to play, though the rural roadside location requires careful supervision.

Offers three bedrooms and three reception areas for personal space, but the remote setting 8.5km from Swanlinbar means limited independent transit options for teens.

The 103 sqm bungalow has a single-level layout which is beneficial for elderly family members, but with only one bathroom and three bedrooms, space is limited for multiple generations.

Affordable at €200,000 with potential to qualify for the Vacant Property Grant, though the rural location requires a car and a willingness to undertake cosmetic renovations.

A spacious three-bedroom bungalow with multiple reception rooms and scenic countryside views, ideal for couples looking for a project or a peaceful rural retreat.

Single-level bungalow living removes interior stairs, making it practical for downsizing, provided they are comfortable managing a 0.61-acre garden and rural driving.

The lack of stairs suits retirement living, but the rural location means healthcare and social amenities require a drive of 8.5km or more.

Fibre broadband connection is available, and the large detached garage/workshop or third reception room provides great potential for a home office.

With Belfast and Dublin both roughly a 2-hour drive away, hybrid commuting would involve significant travel times.

Single-level accommodation and a peaceful environment make it well-suited for retirement, provided buyers plan for car-dependent travel to services.

Single-floor bungalow living avoids stairs entirely, making it highly adaptable for ageing in place with minor modifications if needed.

Requires cosmetic renovation upgrades in some rooms and general upkeep of a 0.61-acre site, though standard block construction and uPVC double glazing help.

The property features a concrete drive and yard with road frontage onto the R200, but lacks an existing secure gated entry system.

Features a traditional 1980s layout with three reception rooms and separate spaces rather than open-plan minimalist architecture.

With three reception rooms and three bedrooms, plus the option to extend up to 45 sqm to the rear exempt from planning, there is great layout flexibility.

Built in 1984, this is a standard mid-century bungalow rather than a period or heritage property.

Qualifies for SEAI Energy Efficiency Grants and has oil-fired central heating, an on-site septic tank, and a solid fuel range and stove.

Boasts a generous 0.61-acre site with large garden areas, a concrete drive/yard, and a substantial 50 sqm detached garage/workshop.

Features a large c. 0.61-acre mature parcel with extensive garden areas, offering fantastic potential for keen gardeners.

Located in the scenic Cuilcagh Lakelands Geopark close to attractions like the Cuilcagh Boardwalk and Brackley Amenities, ideal for walking enthusiasts.

Dedicated commercial gym facilities will require travel into nearby towns, though the large detached garage could potentially house home gym equipment.

The surrounding scenic regional roads and proximity to the Shannon-Erne Blueway offer good cycling routes, though local traffic on the R200 should be factored in.

Ballyconnell is about a 15-minute drive away, providing access to local golf amenities such as the Slieve Russell.

Proximity to the Shannon Pot and Shannon-Erne Blueway provides excellent opportunities for fishing and water-based leisure.

The rural setting offers local country roads and space, though buyers should verify nearby equestrian stables and hacking trails.

Proximity to the Shannon-Erne Blueway allows for certain water-based activities like kayaking and canoeing.

Includes three reception rooms, a modern kitchen, a dining room, and extensive outdoor parking and patio/garden potential for hosting guests.

Situated in an elevated scenic rural area within the UNESCO Cuilcagh Lakelands Geopark, offering exceptional peace and quiet.

Set on an elevated c. 0.61-acre roadside site surrounded by panoramic countryside views and open landscape.

Amenities in Swanlinbar are approximately 8.5km away, placing the property outside of immediate village walking distance.

Located deep inland in County Cavan, far away from any coastal areas.

This is a strictly rural location with the nearest towns like Enniskillen or Cavan Town requiring a 30 to 40-minute drive.

Rural communities near Swanlinbar offer local engagement opportunities, though integration requires proactive participation.

Cafés are sparse in the immediate rural surroundings and require a trip into nearby towns or villages.

There is virtually no nightlife in the immediate rural townland; residents must travel to larger towns for evening entertainment.

Local wellness groups will be limited to small community gatherings, with more structured classes located further afield.

Professional networking is minimal in this rural location, making remote work or travel to urban hubs necessary.

The availability of fibre broadband supports digital connectivity for remote tech work, despite the rural address.