Batterjohn, Kiltale, Dunsany, County MeathC15X858

The property features four bedrooms and generous, spacious rooms offering excellent versatility and ample space for a young family, complemented by mature grounds.

Four bedrooms provide adequate space for growing teenagers, and the generous 0.51-acre plot offers plenty of room for independence.

A detached home with a generous footprint of 200 sqm, though an interconnecting garage and multiple reception rooms offer potential for flexible layout adaptations subject to planning.

At 200 sqm with extensive grounds and a guiding price of €550,000, this property is typically too large and high-maintenance for a single buyer.

Offers substantial space and quiet rural living, which might exceed the immediate needs of a couple unless they require extensive home office space.

Provides single-level bedroom options on the ground floor, but the extensive 0.51-acre garden requires ongoing maintenance.

Features ground-floor bedrooms and bathrooms, making it adaptable for ageing in place, though the rural location and garden upkeep should be considered.

Includes a dedicated home office and fibre broadband connectivity, making it ideal for working from home.

Convenient access to the M3 motorway at Dunshaughlin, and nearby train stations at Dunboyne and M3 Parkway for Dublin commuters.

Provides a peaceful retirement setting with ground floor bedroom facilities, though garden maintenance is required.

Features ground-floor bedrooms and a ground-floor bathroom, facilitating single-level living options.

A 200 sqm home with 0.51 acres of mature grounds, an orchard, two glasshouses, and a septic tank requires regular upkeep.

The property is approached through cast-iron gates with wall surrounds and features a monitored alarm system.

The home features traditional country-style finishes, wooden beams, antique fireplaces, and pine panelling rather than minimalist aesthetics.

Includes multiple reception rooms, an interconnecting garage with utility, and rooms easily convertible between bedrooms and home offices.

Built in 1975, it has a more established, traditional feel with character features like an antique cast-iron fireplace, though it is not a period heritage property.

Features a private well backing up the community water supply, two glasshouses for growing produce, and a mature fruit orchard.

Extensive 0.51-acre grounds featuring south-facing limestone patios, sandstone water features, mature lawns, trees, and an orchard.

Proximity to the River Boyne valley region offers various angling and fishing opportunities nearby.

Includes 0.51 acres of mature grounds, two glasshouses, a barna shed, and a mature orchard with apple trees and various soft fruits.

Enjoyable country roads surround the area, and it is close to historic sites such as the Hill of Tara.

No dedicated gym facility on-site, and commercial gyms would require travel to nearby towns like Trim or Dunshaughlin.

Quiet local country roads offer cycling routes, though main regional roads require caution.

The County Meath location provides access to several regional golf courses within a reasonable driving distance.

County Meath is renowned for equestrian activities, with local stables and riding opportunities in the surrounding countryside.

Inland rural location with no immediate access to water sports facilities.

Features extended outdoor living areas with south-facing limestone patios, a kitchen/dining area with interconnecting flow, and beautiful landscaped grounds.

Set in a tranquil rural location in County Meath surrounded by mature trees, gardens, and established hedging.

Positioned in Batterjohn, Kiltale, on 0.51 acres featuring a mature orchard, glasshouses, and a private well.

Located near the village of Kiltale and close to historic sites like the Hill of Tara and Dunsany Castle.

The property is located inland in County Meath, far from any coastal areas.

Situated in a rural countryside setting, well away from major urban centres, though within reach of Navan and Trim.

Proximity to Kiltale village fosters a tight-knit community feel with local amenities and clubs.

Limited café options directly in the immediate rural townland, requiring travel to nearby Trim or Dunshaughlin.

Rural setting with virtually no nightlife on the doorstep; residents must travel to larger nearby towns for evening entertainment.

Local community hubs and towns offer standard health and wellness classes.

Rural location offers minimal local professional networking opportunities without commuting to business hubs.

Fibre broadband is installed, supporting remote digital work despite the rural address.