Drumhaughley, Killoe, Longford, LongfordN39DP11

The property features four large bedrooms, a spacious layout, and a secure south-facing garden ideal for young children. Killoe National School is just a 5-minute drive away.

Four well-proportioned bedrooms and multiple reception rooms provide good separation and personal space for teenagers. Secondary schools in Longford are accessible via a local bus service.

A detached four-bedroom layout with a ground floor WC offers functional space, though the living areas are standard rather than purpose-built for multi-generational independence.

As a large detached four-bedroom family home priced at €325,000, it offers substantial space that may exceed the needs and maintenance budget of a single buyer.

Provides ample space for couples planning for the future or requiring home office setups, though the floor area of 139 m² is quite large for just two occupants.

Offers quiet village living and single-family comfort, but managing four bedrooms and a large garden may feel excessive once children leave.

Situated in a peaceful rural area with village amenities nearby. However, a two-story home with multiple bedrooms and a treatment system may require more upkeep than typical retirement housing.

Explicitly highlighted in the listing as prioritizing remote working, supported by excellent broadband availability and multiple reception rooms.

Located 10 to 15 minutes from Longford Train Station with 7 daily trains on the Dublin-Sligo line, and roughly 1 hour and 20 minutes to Dublin by car.

A peaceful rural retreat with local community elements, though maintenance of a four-bedroom home should be considered.

The property features a ground-floor WC and living spaces, but the bedrooms are located upstairs and the overall home size is substantial for ageing in place without modifications.

Features a modern B3 BER rating, double-glazed PVC windows and doors, and a tarmacadam driveway, though a private treatment system requires ongoing management.

Features attractive stone piers at the entrance and timber rail boundary fencing, but lacks an automated security gate.

Traditional detached family home layout with distinct rooms, a stone facade, and a classic interior rather than open-plan minimalist architecture.

Includes separate sitting and living/dining rooms alongside four bedrooms, offering adaptable spaces for family living and home offices.

This is a modern built family property with a traditional stone facade rather than a historically protected heritage home.

Comes with an efficient B3 BER rating, Oil Fired Central Heating, double glazing, and an on-site wastewater treatment system.

Boasts a large south-facing rear garden, a garden shed, a tarmac driveway with vehicle access to the rear, and pleasant boundary fencing.

Features a large south-facing garden and a garden shed, offering plenty of scope for keen gardeners to cultivate outdoor spaces.

Located in a scenic rural area with village access, making it suitable for countryside walks, though local pedestrian footpaths may be limited.

There is no dedicated home gym setup, and residents would need to travel towards Longford Town for full commercial gym facilities.

Quiet local country roads provide pleasant cycling routes, though proximity to the N4 requires caution when navigating main thoroughfares.

While the rural setting allows for a country lifestyle, specific details on nearby golf courses require verification by the buyer.

The general Longford region is known for waterways and angling, though buyers should verify the exact distance to local fishing spots.

Rural surroundings and tarmac driveways with good rural access suit equestrian interests, though local stables and livery must be verified.

Inland location means water sports options are limited primarily to regional lakes and rivers rather than immediate facilities.

Includes a spacious kitchen/dining room, separate sitting and living rooms, a utility area, and a large south-facing garden well-suited for hosting guests.

Located in a peaceful rural setting near the quaint village of Cullyfad, offering a quiet environment away from heavy urban congestion.

Set in Killoe with a stone facade, timber rail fencing, and a large garden, providing a true countryside lifestyle while remaining close to towns.

Within walking distance of the quaint village of Cullyfad, which features a community centre, church, and sports field.

The property is located inland in County Longford, far away from any coastal areas.

Longford Town is a 10-minute drive away, providing access to urban amenities, but the immediate location is decidedly rural and village-focused.

Proximity to Cullyfad village with its active community centre, church, and sports field fosters a strong sense of local community.

Rural village living offers limited local cafes, requiring a short drive into Longford Town for a wider café selection.

The immediate area is quiet and rural; residents seeking vibrant nightlife will need to head into Longford Town.

Local community facilities exist, but specialized wellness groups would likely be accessed closer to Longford Town.

Primarily a residential and rural setting, meaning professional networking will mostly occur via remote channels or in nearby business hubs.

Benefiting from excellent broadband for remote work, with Abbott Diagnostics located nearby, though major tech hubs remain distant.