“Cappoge Lodge”, Ballygoman, Barntown, WexfordY35H295

The property features 1.3 acres of mature gardens, expansive lawns, and a separately enclosed paddock with a treehouse, offering a fantastic and safe outdoor environment for young children.

With four bedrooms, two separate sitting rooms, and extensive outdoor space, teenagers have plenty of room for privacy and independent relaxation.

The single-level flow within the bedroom quarters and a versatile layout provide good flexibility, though the home is structured primarily as a single-family residence.

At 215 sq. m. and asking €550,000, this large countryside home may exceed the space and maintenance requirements typical for single buyers.

Couples looking for a spacious home office, guest accommodation, and considerable indoor and outdoor space will find plenty to appreciate here.

The property offers comfortable ground-floor access and peaceful surroundings, though the 1.3-acre garden requires ongoing maintenance.

The extensive 2020 renovations, modern insulation, and oil heating provide comfortable single-level living options, but the large grounds and rural setting mean upkeep should be considered.

Includes a dedicated home office (or fourth bedroom) and fibre broadband connectivity, making it ideal for working from home.

Convenient access to the N25 and N11/M11 road networks allows for reasonable travel times to surrounding employment hubs.

A beautifully renovated, well-insulated home offering single-level bedroom quarters and quiet surroundings well-suited for retirement.

The bedroom quarters and bathrooms are on a single level accessed via a small step-up, making it reasonably practical for ageing in place, though buyers should verify internal accessibility features.

While the house itself underwent comprehensive renovation in 2020 including rewiring, a new boiler, and modern insulation, the 1.3-acre grounds require regular upkeep.

The property benefits from a gated entrance onto a tarmacadam driveway and a separate rear gate for added security and accessibility.

The interior combines contemporary finishes with traditional countryside elements, leaning towards a comfortable family aesthetic rather than stark minimalism.

Features two separate sitting rooms, a versatile home office or fourth bedroom, and a large detached garage offering substantial layout flexibility.

Originally built in 1974 and heavily renovated in 2020, this is a modernised mid-century property rather than a traditional historic heritage home.

Boasts a B BER rating, a 2020 A-rated Firebird oil boiler with Nest controls, extensive wall and attic insulation, double glazing, and a heat-mat water heating system.

Features approximately 1.3 acres of mature gardens, a south-west facing cobble lock patio, an enclosed paddock with a treehouse, and a large 44 sq. m. detached garage.

With 1.3 acres of mature gardens, lawn areas, and an inner courtyard, there is exceptional potential for keen gardeners.

The property is close to the scenic walking trails of Forth Mountain and offers pleasant local walking routes.

There is no dedicated home gym room, though a large detached garage of c. 44 sq. m. offers excellent potential for conversion into a home fitness space.

The surrounding rural roads offer cycling routes, though access to major dedicated cycle lanes is limited.

Wexford features nearby golf courses accessible by a short drive from the Barntown area.

County Wexford offers inland and coastal fishing opportunities within a reasonable driving radius.

The generous 1.3-acre site, separate paddock, and rural setting make this a very suitable property for horse enthusiasts to investigate further.

Water sports are accessible via nearby coastal areas of Wexford, though not directly at the doorstep.

Features a bespoke Philip Cousins kitchen, open-plan living and dining areas, French doors opening to a south-west facing patio, and 1.3 acres of grounds ideal for hosting guests.

Situated in a wonderfully private countryside setting in Barntown with mature grounds and long-range mountainous views, ensuring a very peaceful environment.

Set on approximately 1.3 acres surrounded by greenery and countryside views, perfectly tailored to a rural lifestyle.

Located in an established village area with walking access to local schools, community facilities, and sporting amenities.

While located in County Wexford, the property is inland rather than coastal, though coastal amenities are within driving distance.

This is a detached countryside home rather than an urban property, though Wexford Town is only a short drive away.

Barntown offers an established residential community with local facilities and a community centre within walking distance.

Village living provides limited local café options, requiring a short drive into Wexford Town for a wider café culture.

The immediate rural village setting lacks nightlife venues, which are primarily found in nearby Wexford Town.

Local community facilities support wellness activities, with broader options available in Wexford Town.

Professional networking opportunities are sparse locally and typically require travel into larger commercial centres.

Fibre broadband is installed, supporting digital connectivity, though formal tech hubs are located further afield.