Dalystown, Templeoran, Tyrrellspass, WestmeathN91PH22

The property is located just 350 metres from Dalystown National School, making school runs exceptionally convenient for families with young children.

The rural setting offers plenty of outdoor space, though teenagers may find the location somewhat isolated from major urban youth amenities and public transport networks.

Set on C.4.92 acres with a spacious four-bedroom bungalow and a double garage, there is considerable space for adaptation, though the single-level layout suits multi-generational living well.

A large four-bedroom bungalow on extensive grounds might offer more space and maintenance than a single buyer typically requires.

Provides generous living quarters and privacy, but the extensive grounds and outbuildings may involve more upkeep than most couples seek unless they have specific hobby interests.

The single-level bungalow layout supports ageing in place and independent living, while the peaceful countryside setting offers a tranquil environment for empty nesters.

A detached bungalow layout avoids stairs, aiding long-term mobility, and the tranquil countryside setting provides an ideal retirement retreat close to a local village.

The peaceful rural setting offers an excellent environment for home-based work, though broadband speeds should be verified by the buyer.

Convenient access to the M6 motorway (7.4 km away) and the N52 (850 metres away) facilitates travel toward Dublin or Galway.

The single-level bungalow and quiet location suit a retired lifestyle well, offering privacy and manageable living space.

A single-storey bungalow design eliminates internal stairs, making it highly suitable for long-term mobility and ageing in place.

Managing C.4.92 acres, mature trees, a double garage, and outbuildings requires ongoing grounds maintenance and upkeep.

The property benefits from good road frontage and privacy screening from mature trees, though formal secure gates should be verified.

Traditional four-bedroom bungalow layout with functional spaces rather than ultra-minimalist open-plan architecture.

Generously proportioned rooms and an open-plan kitchen/living area offer reasonable flexibility for family living arrangements.

A standard mid-to-late 20th-century style bungalow build rather than a protected period heritage property.

Features standard oil-fired central heating and a D BER rating, suggesting potential scope for future energy efficiency upgrades.

Exceptional outdoor offering including C.4.92 acres of land, a large double garage, dog kennels, and mature tree-lined boundaries.

Extensive grounds spanning C.4.92 acres and mature trees provide a fantastic canvas for keen gardeners and landscapers.

The quiet rural roads surrounding the property offer pleasant environments for regular walking and outdoor exercise.

There are no commercial gym facilities within immediate walking distance, requiring travel into nearby towns for fitness classes.

The local country roads provide scenic routes for cycling enthusiasts, though rural traffic speeds should be navigated with care.

While local courses would require a short drive, the wider Westmeath region offers accessible golfing options.

The surrounding midlands region features various lakes and rivers that may appeal to fishing hobbyists, though local access points should be verified.

The holding extends to C.4.92 acres with good road frontage, offering excellent potential for equestrian enthusiasts and pony keeping.

Inland location far from major marine water sports facilities, though midland lakes offer some recreational opportunities.

A spacious kitchen/open-plan living area and generous outdoor grounds provide a good setup for hosting guests, weather permitting.

Set in a peaceful countryside environment with mature tree-lined boundaries offering a high degree of privacy and seclusion.

Comprises a rural holding of C.4.92 acres featuring extensive road frontage, outbuildings, and dog kennels in a classic country setting.

Situated just 700 metres from Dalystown Village, combining rural seclusion with close proximity to a small local community.

The property is located inland in County Westmeath and has no proximity to the coast.

Located in a rural countryside area, well away from major urban centres, though Mullingar is 13 km away.

Proximity to Dalystown Village and the local national school encourages active participation in rural community life.

Rural location lacks an immediate café scene, requiring a drive to nearby towns for local coffee shops.

The immediate area is strictly countryside, meaning evening entertainment and nightlife are minimal locally.

Local wellness groups or classes would likely require travel into Mullingar or Tyrrellspass.

Primarily a residential and agricultural rural area with limited formal professional networking on the doorstep.

Distant from major urban tech hubs, though remote connectivity is viable subject to local broadband performance verification.