Cross Residence, Creggan, Ballaghaderreen, Co. RoscommonF45N793

The property features a spacious site of approximately 0.3 acres and three double bedrooms, offering room for young children to play safely in the outdoor area. However, buyers should verify if the rural location and stairs in a period home meet their family safety needs.

Three double bedrooms provide adequate sleeping arrangements, but the rural Creggan location near Ballaghaderreen offers limited independent public transport or nearby entertainment venues suitable for teenagers.

With 117.86 square metres of floor area and two bathrooms, the space is somewhat limited for extended family living. The traditional layout across two floors may also present accessibility challenges for older generations.

Priced at €199,000 for a 3-bedroom character home, this property offers affordable entry for single buyers seeking a period residence with renovation character, provided they are willing to manage rural maintenance.

An appealing choice for couples wanting a charming period home with three bedrooms, dual living spaces, and a peaceful rural setting within a short drive of local amenities.

Offers a tranquil rural lifestyle with a manageable 0.3-acre site. Buyers should consider that maintaining a circa 1903 heritage property and managing a multi-level layout may require ongoing effort.

The peaceful setting near Ballaghaderreen is attractive for retirement, but the stairs, two-storey configuration, and an F BER rating indicating potential energy efficiency updates mean buyers should inspect suitability for ageing in place.

The home features multiple living areas and three bedrooms, providing flexible space for a home office. Buyers should verify broadband speed and connectivity in the Creggan area.

The rural location in County Roscommon involves longer travel times to major employment hubs, making frequent hybrid commuting less convenient.

An ideal home for retirees looking for character, a manageable garden, and a peaceful countryside environment close to local town amenities.

While the single-acre grounds are manageable, the two-storey layout with bedrooms upstairs and an F BER rating requires careful evaluation for long-term comfort and accessibility.

As a circa 1903 period property with original stone and timber features, ongoing maintenance is expected compared to a modern build.

The listing notes parking and garden space, but buyers should verify if secure gated entry is currently installed.

The home is characterized by traditional period charm, original stone flag floors, wall panelling, and character features rather than minimalist aesthetics.

Includes a welcoming entrance hall, sitting room, living room with solid-fuel stove, kitchen/dining area, and three double bedrooms offering reasonable layout flexibility.

A charming period residence dating from circa 1903, originally owned by the local schoolmaster, retaining exceptional original features such as stone flag flooring and wall panelling.

Features oil-fired central heating and a solid-fuel stove with a back boiler, but holds an F BER rating, suggesting potential for future energy efficiency upgrades.

Set on a beautifully maintained site of approximately 0.3 acres with a spacious side garden and two useful rear storage sheds.

The property includes a beautifully maintained site extending to approximately 0.3 acres with a spacious side garden, offering ample space for keen gardeners.

Proximity to Lough Gara and rural country roads provides pleasant opportunities for walking and exploring nature.

Dedicated gym facilities are not on-site, and residents would need to travel into nearby Ballaghaderreen for commercial fitness centers.

The surrounding rural roads offer scenic cycling routes, though local traffic speeds and narrow country lanes should be factored in.

Requires travel to regional golf courses, as specific club facilities are not directly adjacent to the property.

Close proximity to Lough Gara makes this an excellent location for fishing enthusiasts and anglers.

The rural setting offers potential for equestrian interests in the wider Roscommon region, though specialized stables must be verified nearby.

Proximity to Lough Gara allows for certain freshwater activities, though major dedicated water sports centers are limited.

Features a cosy sitting room with an open fireplace, a living room with a solid-fuel stove, and a spacious side garden suitable for hosting guests.

Set in a peaceful rural location in Creggan, Co. Roscommon, with a mature 0.3-acre site, ensuring minimal ambient noise and a tranquil environment.

A classic rural property dating from 1903, surrounded by countryside and located close to Lough Gara and local villages.

Close proximity to the village of Monasteraden and Ballaghaderreen provides good access to local community services while retaining a rural countryside atmosphere.

The property is located inland in County Roscommon, far from any coastal amenities or beaches.

Situated in a rural countryside setting rather than an urban environment, requiring a drive for major city amenities.

Proximity to Ballaghaderreen and Monasteraden offers good opportunities to engage with local community groups, schools, and sporting facilities.

Café options are limited directly around the rural site, requiring a short drive into nearby towns for local coffee shops.

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

Local wellness and fitness groups can be accessed within Ballaghaderreen, though options are modest compared to larger urban centers.

Professional networking opportunities are minimal in this rural residential location.

There are no major tech hubs in the immediate vicinity; remote professionals should verify high-speed fiber internet availability.