Brown's Lane, Beakstown, Thurles, Co. TipperaryE41N2C3

This spacious 5-bedroom detached home provides ample room for growing families. It sits on a large three-quarter-acre site with extensive lawns, offering plenty of safe outdoor space for children to play, while being just 3km from local schools and amenities in Thurles.

With 5 generous bedrooms, multiple living areas including a sitting room, living room, and sunroom, plus a detached garage with a loft, there is abundant independent space for teenagers and family members.

The ground-floor includes Bedroom 5 with its own en-suite, offering excellent flexibility for guests, aging parents, or extended family members who require single-level living arrangements.

At 3,39 m² (approximately 3,650 sq.ft.) and asking €545,000, this large detached country residence on three quarters of an acre is likely too expansive and maintenance-heavy for a single buyer.

Couples looking for extensive space, home offices, and rural peace will find a lot to love here, though the substantial size and upkeep might be more than needed unless they frequently host guests or entertain.

Provides wonderful room for visiting children and grandchildren, and features ground-floor bedroom flexibility, though the large garden and extensive square footage require ongoing maintenance.

The presence of a ground-floor en-suite bedroom aids in aging in place, and the peaceful rural lane setting is ideal for retirement, though the large site and detached structure mean maintenance tasks will need to be managed.

Fibre broadband is available at the property, and with multiple reception rooms and 5 bedrooms, there is abundant space to set up dedicated home offices in a quiet rural setting.

Thurles Train Station is approximately 2.5km away, providing regular rail connections, and the property is just 150m from the R660, facilitating convenient hybrid commuting.

Provides a tranquil, private retirement sanctuary with ground-floor bedroom and en-suite flexibility, though upkeep of the large site should be considered.

The inclusion of a ground-floor bedroom with an en-suite bathroom provides strong potential for single-level living and aging in place without needing to use the upstairs stairs.

With a large 3,650 sq.ft. house, a mature three-quarter-acre site with extensive lawns, a glasshouse, and a detached garage with a loft, maintenance requirements are substantial.

The property features a broad gravelled driveway and a private mature setting, though buyers should verify or investigate the current gate and boundary security arrangements.

This is a substantial, traditional-style dormer family residence with extensive rooms and traditional proportions rather than a minimalist architectural design.

Offers highly versatile accommodation over two floors, featuring multiple reception rooms, a large kitchen/dining area, and a ground-floor en-suite bedroom that can adapt to various family needs.

Built in 2005, this is a modern detached residence rather than a period or heritage home.

Benefits from an impressive B2 BER rating, solar panels, oil-fired central heating, a central vacuum system, and a separate glasshouse, pointing to good energy efficiency.

Features a mature three-quarter-acre site with extensive lawns, established hedging, a desirable south-facing rear aspect, a large detached garage with a loft, and a separate glasshouse.

Features a mature three-quarter-acre site with established hedging, trees, extensive lawns, and a separate glasshouse of approximately 165 sq.ft., making it a paradise for garden enthusiasts.

Situated on a quiet country lane ideal for peaceful walks, with proximity to the open countryside and local roads near Thurles and Holycross.

There is no built-in gym, but the large detached garage with a loft offers fantastic potential to set up a private home fitness studio or workshop.

The quiet country lane and surrounding rural roads offer pleasant cycling routes, though cyclists should be mindful of regional connecting roads.

Thurles and the surrounding County Tipperary region offer local sporting facilities and golf courses within convenient driving distance.

The rural Tipperary location provides reasonable access to regional rivers and angling spots, though buyers should verify specific local fishing rights and water proximity.

The rural setting, mature three-quarter-acre plot, and available outbuildings or garage space lend themselves well to equestrian enthusiasts looking for country living.

Located inland in a rural countryside setting with no immediate access to major water sports facilities.

An exceptionally spacious kitchen/dining room extending to 30ft, multiple reception rooms including a sunroom, and a south-facing rear garden make this home superb for hosting guests and entertaining.

Positioned on a quiet country lane surrounded by open countryside, the property offers a peaceful and private living environment away from urban bustle while remaining accessible.

Set on a mature three-quarter-acre plot on a country lane just outside Thurles, this property epitomizes rural living with its expansive gardens, glasshouse, and surrounding countryside.

While rural, the property is just 150m from the R660 road and approximately 3km from Thurles town centre, placing local village-style conveniences, shops, and services within a short drive.

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

Though close to Thurles (about 3km), the immediate setting is strictly rural and quiet, requiring a drive or transport to access urban amenities.

Proximity to Thurles and nearby Holycross ensures access to active local community groups, sports clubs, and social organizations.

Thurles town centre, located about 3km away, offers a variety of local cafés, restaurants, and everyday social spots.

Being situated on a quiet country lane means nightlife is limited to what is available in Thurles town centre rather than on your doorstep.

Local health, wellness, and sporting facilities are accessible within Thurles town, roughly 3km away.

Primarily a residential rural location, though remote workers can leverage fibre broadband, and local business networks can be accessed in Thurles.

Enhanced significantly by the availability of fibre broadband at the property, making digital connectivity very reliable for tech-focused tasks.