Chapel Street, Mullinahone, TipperaryE41WE51

The property features three well-proportioned bedrooms and a very large rear garden, which is great for children, though the presence of a former commercial ground-floor unit may require layout adjustments for pure family living.

Three bedrooms provide adequate private space for teenagers, and the central village location gives older youths good walking access to local amenities and schools.

The mix of commercial and residential accommodation offers interesting potential for independent living arrangements, but the standard layout is primarily configured as a single terraced home with a business front.

An affordable entry point at this price with the unique advantage of running a ground-floor business or generating rental income from the commercial space.

Offers plenty of space with three bedrooms and a substantial rear garden, ideal for couples looking for a village home with live-work potential.

Village location within walking distance of everyday services makes day-to-day life convenient, though managing a mixed commercial/residential property might be more than some empty nesters desire.

All local amenities are within walking distance in the village, but retirees should consider the maintenance involved in a terraced property with a very large garden and commercial footprint.

The property includes flexible multi-use rooms and a former commercial space on the ground floor, which can easily be converted into dedicated home offices or studios.

Provides convenient access to surrounding towns such as Fethard, Callan, Cashel, and Clonmel, though commuting to major cities would require a significant drive.

Village location and walking distance to amenities suit retirement well, though managing a mixed-use commercial space may require careful consideration.

While local amenities are within walking distance, the multi-story layout with stairs and a commercial ground floor may require modifications to suit long-term ageing in place.

The property is reported to be in good condition with oil-fired central heating, but maintaining both a large rear garden and a commercial/residential structure requires ongoing effort.

Being a traditional terraced property directly on Main Street, it features standard street frontage rather than a secure gated entryway.

Traditional terraced layout with a mix of commercial and residential rooms rather than open-plan minimalist architecture.

The combination of a former hairdressing salon on the ground floor and three-bedroom residential accommodation overhead provides excellent flexibility for various uses.

A traditional Main Street property with a long-standing commercial and residential history in the village core.

Has a D2 BER rating, indicating that energy efficiency upgrades and modern ecological improvements could be beneficial.

A standout feature is the exceptionally large rear garden, offering vast outdoor space that is exceptionally rare for a central Main Street property.

A standout feature of the property is the exceptionally large rear garden, offering rare scale and abundance for a main street location to pursue gardening projects.

Being located in the centre of the village allows for immediate walking access to local shops and services, with surrounding country roads nearby for longer walks.

There is no dedicated home gym setup or major commercial fitness facility directly on-site, though the large utility or commercial spaces could potentially be adapted.

The village setting provides access to local secondary and tertiary roads which can be explored by bicycle, though dedicated cycle lanes may be limited.

While there are regional courses accessible by car in County Tipperary, there are no major golf facilities directly within walking distance of the village.

Proximity to rural Tipperary offers access to regional rivers and angling spots by car, though not directly on the doorstep.

County Tipperary is well known for its equestrian connections, and rural stables can be found within the broader region.

Inland village location means water sports are generally limited to nearby lakes or rivers requiring travel.

Features a kitchen/dining area and an exceptionally large rear garden that is well-suited for hosting outdoor gatherings and entertaining guests.

Positioned right on Main Street in the heart of the village, so some street noise should be expected during the day, balanced by a very quiet and private rear garden.

This is a village-centre terraced property rather than a rural countryside home, though it provides access to the surrounding rural landscape of County Tipperary.

Ideally situated in the centre of Mullinahone within easy walking distance of local shops, schools, pubs, and everyday services.

Located inland in County Tipperary, far from any coastal areas.

Located in a small village rather than an urban center, offering a much slower-paced community feel with limited city-style amenities.

A prominent Main Street position in a close-knit village places you right at the heart of local community life, events, and activities.

Local village amenities include traditional pubs and shops, though specialized cafe culture is relatively modest compared to larger towns.

Nightlife is limited to local village pubs, with extensive nightlife options requiring travel to larger nearby towns.

Local community facilities may host occasional wellness groups, but specialized classes would likely require visiting nearby urban hubs.

The ground-floor commercial unit offers unique on-site business networking or retail potential directly facing Main Street.

Located in a rural village setting where high-speed broadband availability and tech-hub infrastructure should be independently verified by the buyer.