Effernock, Dublin Road, Trim, Co. MeathC15VN51

The property offers a generous 0.35-acre site and a secure perimeter with a wrought iron gate, providing ample space for young children to play safely outdoors.

With three bedrooms and multiple living spaces including a sitting room and dining room, there is reasonable room for growing teenagers, though proximity to town amenities is a short drive away.

The 140 square metre single-storey bungalow layout avoids stairs, which is helpful, but the three-bedroom configuration lacks self-contained annex spaces typically needed for multi-generational privacy.

An asking price of 525000 Euros for a three-bedroom detached bungalow on a large site may offer more space than a single buyer typically requires, along with higher ongoing maintenance.

The property provides well-proportioned single-storey accommodation, separate dining and sitting rooms, and a pleasant riverside outlook, making it very suitable for couples.

Being a detached single-storey bungalow with no internal stairs, the home is well suited for empty nesters looking to downsize while retaining private outdoor space.

The single-level layout supports aging in place nicely, though buyers should verify if minor modifications are needed for full long-term accessibility.

With three bedrooms, a utility room, and a quiet setting, the home provides ample space to set up a dedicated home office.

A regular bus service on the R154 provides convenient access to Dublin, though a commute from Trim involves significant travel time.

The single-storey bungalow design with no stairs and manageable grounds makes it exceptionally well suited for retirees.

The single-storey detached bungalow layout completely avoids internal stairs, making it highly practical for aging in place.

While the interior is well-proportioned, the listing notes that the decking needs to be replaced and the property features a septic tank requiring ongoing management.

Features a wrought iron gate at the front, brick piers at the main entrance, and a substantial double garage for secure parking.

The 1980s build features traditional finishes such as ceiling coving, solid oak and maple floors, and a marble fireplace rather than minimalist styling.

The layout includes separate sitting and dining rooms alongside three bedrooms, offering traditional separation rather than open-plan flexibility.

Built in the 1980s, the property is a mid-century modern-era bungalow rather than a historic heritage home.

Features mains water, a septic tank for drainage, oil-fired central heating, and a rainwater tank, but holds a C BER energy rating.

Stands on a generous c. 0.35-acre site featuring a paved patio area, a double garage, and views toward the River Boyne, though the decking needs replacement.

The c. 0.35-acre site provides fantastic scope for keen gardeners to develop lawns, flower beds, or a vegetable patch.

Scenic riverside views towards the River Boyne offer pleasant local walking opportunities, and town amenities are within walking distance.

Knightsbrook Hotel is within a five-minute walk, which may offer leisure and gym facilities, though dedicated standalone gyms require traveling into Trim town centre.

The regional road location allows for cycling into Trim, though cyclists should exercise caution on the main thoroughfare.

Trim offers local sporting and recreational facilities including golf clubs, making this a convenient spot for golf enthusiasts.

The property enjoys delightful views towards the River Boyne, offering potential convenience for fishing enthusiasts.

Adjoining pastures where horses can often be seen grazing highlight the equestrian-friendly character of the immediate local area.

While near the River Boyne, extensive water sports facilities are limited in the immediate vicinity outside of basic river activities.

Features a separate dining room with French doors opening to the garden, a kitchen breakfast room, and a paved patio area ideal for hosting guests.

Positioned on the Dublin Road just outside Trim town centre with delightful views towards the River Boyne, offering a relatively peaceful setting despite being near a regional road.

While the property features a 0.35-acre site and views of pastures with grazing horses, it is situated on a main road close to town amenities rather than a truly rural location.

The home is within walking distance of local services like a service station, hotel, and pub, and close to Trim town centre, offering a community-oriented feel.

The property is located inland in County Meath near the River Boyne and has no coastal proximity.

Trim is a historic town rather than an urban centre, and the property requires a short drive or bus journey for broader city conveniences.

Proximity to Trim provides access to local clubs, GAA, soccer, and tennis communities for active social involvement.

Trim town centre offers a selection of local shops, cafés, and restaurants within a short drive.

Local amenities include Jack Quinn's pub nearby, but extensive nightlife options are limited compared to larger urban centers.

Nearby hotel and town facilities provide access to local health and wellness offerings.

The location is primarily residential and suburban-rural, offering limited immediate professional networking hubs locally.

Buyers should verify the specific broadband speeds available at this specific address for tech-focused remote work.