Clogherbrien, Tralee, KerryV92EK8K

The property features well-laid-out private gardens and sits on a 0.50-acre site, providing a safe and spacious outdoor environment for young children. Its rural setting offers quiet surroundings, though buyers should verify traffic safety on the private entrance road.

With 6 bedrooms, a family room, and a separate living room, there is plenty of personal space for teenagers. The location is convenient, being just a 3-minute drive from Mercy Mounthawk Secondary School.

The 6-bedroom layout offers potential for multi-generational living arrangements, providing multiple rooms that can be adapted for older relatives. However, buyers should check the bathroom count, as only 2 bathrooms are noted.

A 6-bedroom home on a 0.50-acre site requires significant maintenance and upkeep, which may exceed the needs and budget of a single buyer, especially at an asking price of €550,000.

While couples may appreciate the spacious rural setting and privacy, a 6-bedroom property is likely larger than necessary unless they specifically require extensive guest rooms or home office space.

The large 6-bedroom layout and 0.50-acre grounds mean higher maintenance demands, which may not suit empty nesters looking to downsize. Stairs accessing bedrooms on the 1st floor should also be considered for future mobility.

Retirees may find the 6-bedroom size and upkeep of a 0.50-acre site burdensome. Additionally, the presence of first-floor bedrooms accessed via a landing area may pose challenges for ageing in place without modification.

With 6 bedrooms available, there is plenty of flexibility to designate one or more rooms as private home offices. Buyers should verify broadband speed and connectivity in the Clogherbrien area.

Tralee Town Centre is just a 5-minute drive away, making hybrid commuting viable for local or regional employment hubs, provided transportation links meet the buyer's needs.

While the rural peace appeals to retirees, the large 6-bedroom structure and 0.50-acre grounds require ongoing maintenance effort that may become demanding over time.

The property includes a ground-floor bedroom (Bedroom 1) and a W.C., but features a 2-bathroom total count and multiple bedrooms upstairs, meaning modifications would be needed for long-term ageing in place.

Built in 1998 with a BER rating of C, a block-built structure, slate roof, and a 0.50-acre site with a detached garage and large patio, the property requires typical ongoing maintenance for a large rural family home.

The listing notes a private entrance road with a right of way (ROW) and a gated driveway, providing a good level of security and controlled access.

As a traditional 6-bedroom family home built in 1998 with conventional rooms including a living room, family room, and utility, the layout reflects traditional rather than minimalist design.

With 6 bedrooms, a separate living room, and a family room, the layout offers excellent flexibility to repurpose rooms for home offices, studies, or hobby spaces.

Constructed in 1998, the property is a modern family home rather than a period or heritage property.

The property relies on a septic tank and mains water, with a BER rating of C. Buyers wishing to improve energy efficiency or ecological setup should investigate upgrading insulation or heating systems.

The property benefits from a 0.50-acre site featuring well-laid out gardens, excellent privacy, a large patio area, and a detached garage.

The property includes well-laid out gardens across a 0.50-acre site, offering ample space and privacy for enthusiastic gardeners to cultivate plants, flowers, or vegetables.

The rural location provides scenic local roads for walking, and proximity to coastal spots like Banna Beach offers further recreational walking opportunities.

There is no dedicated home gym mentioned, though the detached garage offers potential space to install fitness equipment if desired. Town facilities are a short drive away.

The surrounding rural roads offer routes for cycling enthusiasts, though buyers should verify local road safety conditions and shoulder widths.

The general Tralee area accommodates golf enthusiasts, though buyers should verify the exact distance to the nearest local golf club from the property address.

Proximity to coastal areas such as Fenit Marina and Banna Beach within a 10-to-12-minute drive provides convenient access for sea fishing enthusiasts.

The rural setting and sizable site offer a countryside backdrop, but buyers should check for nearby equestrian facilities, stables, or riding trails.

Being only 10 minutes from Fenit Village/Marina and 12 minutes from Banna Beach places the property in an excellent location for sailing, swimming, surfing, and other water sports.

The home features a kitchen/diner, living room, family room, and a large patio area outside, making it well-suited for hosting family gatherings and social events.

Situated in a rural setting in Clogherbrien with excellent privacy and a private entrance road, the property offers a peaceful and tranquil environment away from heavy urban noise.

The home occupies a 0.50-acre site in a distinctly rural location while remaining reasonably close to local amenities, offering a classic countryside lifestyle.

While the home itself is in a rural area, it is conveniently located just a 10-minute drive from Fenit Village and Marina, providing accessible community amenities.

The property is situated just 12 minutes from Banna Beach and 10 minutes from Fenit Marina, making it well-positioned for those who enjoy coastal proximity and water-based activities.

Tralee Town Centre is a 5-minute drive away, offering access to urban conveniences, but the immediate surroundings remain decidedly rural rather than urban.

Proximity to Tralee and nearby Fenit provides access to local community groups, clubs, and local events, though rural living generally requires proactive travel to engage.

Tralee Town Centre, located a 5-minute drive away, offers a selection of local cafés, dining options, and social spots.

Nightlife options are minimal in the immediate rural setting, requiring a short drive into Tralee Town Centre for pubs, restaurants, and evening entertainment.

Tralee provides access to various health and wellness groups, fitness classes, and medical facilities within a short driving distance.

Networking opportunities are primarily concentrated in nearby Tralee or larger regional business centers rather than the immediate residential area.

The rural location is not traditionally a recognized tech hub, meaning remote tech professionals should verify local high-speed broadband infrastructure.