Cronyhorn, Ballymore, Ferns, Co. WexfordY21R5D2

The property features an extensive garden and grounds offering plenty of outdoor play space, though buyers should verify safety and fencing. The home requires substantial renovation and upgrading throughout, which may present logistical challenges with young children living on-site during works.

With two bedrooms and 76 square metres of living space, the accommodation is relatively compact for growing teenagers. The rural location 5 km from Ferns village means limited independent transport options for adolescents.

The single-storey bungalow layout avoids stairs, but the limited two-bedroom and one-bathroom configuration provides minimal privacy or independent living space for multiple generations under one roof without significant extension.

At an asking price of €150,000, this property represents an accessible entry point for single buyers looking to take their first step onto the property ladder, provided they have additional funds for the required renovations.

An appealing project for couples looking to collaborate on a home renovation. The quiet rural setting and manageable bungalow footprint suit a couple starting out or downsizing to a project.

The single-level detached bungalow design eliminates stairs, supporting long-term accessibility. However, the requirement for extensive upgrading and maintenance of large grounds requires careful consideration.

Single-floor living is beneficial for retirement, but the rural location requires driving for all amenities, and the heavy maintenance associated with extensive gardens and a property requiring complete modernization may prove demanding.

The peaceful rural environment provides a quiet backdrop for home offices, but buyers should investigate local broadband availability and connection speeds before relying on remote work.

The rural Co. Wexford location means hybrid commuting to major employment hubs will involve significant travel times and reliance on private transport.

Suited for retirees seeking a peaceful countryside project, though the physical demands of extensive renovations and ongoing grounds maintenance should be factored in.

The single-level detached bungalow structure is ideal for avoiding stairs as one ages, though the property requires extensive modernisation and adaptation for long-term accessibility.

The property requires renovation and upgrading throughout, features single-glazed windows, a shared well, a septic tank, and extensive gardens, demanding high ongoing maintenance.

The property is approached via a driveway bordered by mature hedging offering privacy, but lacks automated or secure gated entry infrastructure.

A traditional 1984 bungalow layout with distinct rooms rather than open-plan minimalist spaces, though the required renovations offer a chance to reconfigure.

Comprising an entrance hall, sitting room, kitchen/dining room, living room, sunroom, bathroom, and two bedrooms over 76 sq m, offering some flexibility for reconfiguration during renovations.

Built c. 1984, this is a modern-era bungalow rather than a period or heritage home, carrying an F BER rating that indicates significant energy efficiency updates are needed.

The property relies on a shared well and septic tank, and with an F BER rating and single-glazed windows, its current ecological and energy efficiency setup is poor and requires major intervention.

Features extensive gardens and grounds with a useful storage shed, offering superb potential for landscaping, outdoor enjoyment, and hobbies.

The property stands on extensive gardens and grounds bordered by mature hedging, offering brilliant potential for keen gardeners and landscapers.

The surrounding rural roads offer opportunities for countryside walking, though the lack of dedicated footpaths near the immediate rural setting should be noted.

There are no fitness centres within immediate walking distance, requiring travel towards Ferns village or larger nearby towns for gym facilities.

Quiet local country roads provide scenic routes for cycling enthusiasts, though undulating rural terrain and lack of cycle lanes require caution.

The rural setting means golf courses will require a drive, typical of countryside locations in this part of Co. Wexford.

County Wexford offers various inland and coastal angling opportunities, though buyers should verify the exact distance to local fishing spots from this specific rural townland.

The rural environs and extensive grounds, combined with rural Wexford's equestrian culture, make this location well-suited for horse riding enthusiasts.

Being inland, water sports facilities are limited locally and would require travel toward coastal areas.

While the large garden and sunroom offer good potential for outdoor and casual entertaining once upgraded, the current interior condition and limited 76 sq m footprint restrict indoor hosting capacity.

Situated in a peaceful rural setting in Cronyhorn, Ballymore, surrounded by mature hedging and countryside, offering an exceptionally quiet and private environment.

A classic countryside location 5 km from the village of Ferns, featuring a shared well, septic tank, and extensive rural grounds.

Located just 5 km from the local amenities and everyday conveniences of Ferns village, bridging rural isolation with nearby community access.

The property is inland in Co. Wexford with no notable proximity to the coast or maritime amenities.

This is a strictly rural location far removed from city centres, high-density urban environments, and major metropolitan conveniences.

Proximity to Ferns village provides access to local community groups, clubs, and rural social networks, though integration relies heavily on active participation.

Café culture is minimal directly around the property, requiring a trip into Ferns village or larger nearby towns for dining and coffee spots.

The rural setting offers virtually no nightlife, which is restricted to local pubs in nearby villages or larger towns.

Local wellness groups or classes would typically be accessed via Ferns village or surrounding community centers rather than being immediately on hand.

Professional networking opportunities are scarce in this rural pocket, making it more suited to private life or remote professionals.

There are no local tech hubs nearby, meaning reliance on home internet connections for any technology-focused endeavors.