'Ebb Tide', 1 Quay Road, Ramstown, Fethard, WexfordY34E438

The property features a spacious c. 0.75 acre site with mature lawns, offering plenty of outdoor space for young children to play safely. It is located just a 1-minute walk from a sandy cove, though parents should supervise children near coastal paths and water.

Teeners may appreciate the coastal setting and proximity to the beach for water sports and outdoor activities. However, the rural Fethard-on-Sea location lacks extensive urban entertainment options, and public transport links are limited compared to larger towns.

The single-level bungalow layout is ideal for accessibility across generations, avoiding stairs. However, with 3 bedrooms and 85 m² of floor area, space is relatively compact for multiple generations living under one roof on a permanent basis.

At an asking price of €450,000 for an 85 m² bungalow, single buyers might find the price per square meter relatively high, though the extensive 0.75-acre site and sea views add considerable value.

An excellent match for couples looking for a coastal retreat or a peaceful permanent home, boasting stunning sea views, an open-plan living/dining area with a solid fuel stove, and proximity to local village amenities.

Single-level bungalow living removes the need to navigate stairs, making this an ideal property for empty nesters seeking to downsize to a scenic, manageable home with wonderful garden spaces and a peaceful atmosphere.

The single-story design, manageable floor area, and excellent potential for ageing in place make this highly suitable for retirees. The peaceful coastal setting and proximity to scenic walking trails and village amenities are major pluses.

Fast broadband and telephone services are available, and the flexible bedroom spaces or separate workshop could be adapted for a home office setup in a quiet, inspiring location.

The rural Fethard-on-Sea location means long commute times to major employment hubs like Dublin or Waterford, making frequent hybrid commuting quite challenging.

An ideal setup for retirees, combining single-level bungalow living, a manageable floor area, peaceful surroundings, and close proximity to coastal amenities and community spots.

The interior is finished to a high standard with quality wood and tile flooring. However, the c. 0.75-acre landscaped site with mature lawns and a workshop will require ongoing garden maintenance.

The single-level bungalow layout eliminates stairs, and features such as walk-in showers make it highly practical for residents looking to age in place comfortably.

The property features a concrete and gravel driveway with a private boundary, but there is no mention of a secure automated gated entry system in the listing details.

The home features tasteful and contemporary interior finishes like the custom 'Evoke' kitchen, but the overall style is warm and traditional rather than starkly minimalist.

The 3-bedroom layout includes an open-plan living and dining room, but the structural floor plan is relatively standard for a bungalow of 85 m².

This is a modernised, contemporary bungalow rather than a period or heritage property, featuring modern PVC windows and pebble-dash exterior finish.

Equipped with a solid fuel stove for efficient heating and a BER rating of C3, though buyers looking for advanced eco-friendly features like heat pumps or solar panels might wish to upgrade.

A standout feature is the c. 0.75-acre elevated site with mature front and rear lawns, a tiled rear patio area, stunning sea views, and a solid-built workshop.

The c. 0.75 acre elevated and landscaped site includes mature front and rear lawns, an abundance of shrubs, trees, and a solid-built workshop, offering fantastic potential for avid gardeners.

Outstanding opportunities for walking enthusiasts, with a sandy cove just a 1-minute walk away, plus proximity to the scenic walking trails of Tintern Abbey and the Hook Head Peninsula.

There are no major commercial fitness centers or dedicated gyms within immediate walking distance, requiring travel to nearby towns for indoor fitness facilities.

The surrounding Hook Head Peninsula and local coastal roads offer scenic routes for cycling, though rural roads can be narrow and lack dedicated cycle lanes.

While the southeast region offers various golf courses, players will need to drive a moderate distance to reach established clubs from this coastal location.

The property's immediate coastal location near sandy coves and the Hook Head Peninsula provides excellent local access to sea angling and fishing opportunities.

The rural environment and open countryside of the Hook Peninsula are well-suited for equestrian interests, with potential livery and riding stables located within the wider county.

Being just a minute's walk from a sandy cove and close to the wider coastline makes this an exceptional base for swimming, kayaking, and other coastal water sports.

The open-plan living and dining room with sliding patio doors leading to a tiled rear patio and private gardens creates a wonderful environment for hosting guests and outdoor gatherings.

Situated on an elevated site overlooking a picturesque coastline in Ramstown, the property offers a wonderfully peaceful environment away from urban congestion and heavy traffic noise.

While located in a scenic rural and coastal setting on a large 0.75-acre plot with a workshop, it is also within walking distance of Fethard-on-Sea village, blending rural charm with community convenience.

The home is within walking distance of the bustling seaside village of Fethard-on-Sea, which provides local amenities, shops, and sandy beaches.

A dream location for coastal enthusiasts, featuring breathtaking sea and beach views from multiple rooms, an elevated site, and a direct path providing a 1-minute walk to a sandy cove.

The property is distinctly rural and coastal, far removed from city centers and major urban conveniences, offering very limited urban-style amenities nearby.

Fethard-on-Sea is a popular and bustling seaside village with a strong local community spirit, active local amenities, and community events throughout the year.

The local village offers seasonal and local hospitality spots, though a wider variety of specialized cafes requires visiting nearby towns or larger regional centers.

Nightlife is largely restricted to local village pubs and seasonal spots rather than a diverse urban club or late-night entertainment scene.

Local wellness activities may be found through community notices or village groups, but specialized classes will likely require traveling further afield.

As a quiet coastal and rural residential area, professional networking opportunities locally are very sparse compared to urban or tech-hub locations.

While fast broadband is available for home working, physical proximity to major tech hubs or innovation clusters is low given the rural Wexford location.