Grangegodden, Glebe, Kells, Co. MeathA82R6E4

The generous 1.03-acre site and single-storey layout provide plenty of safe outdoor space for young children to play, though the BER rating of F suggests energy efficiency improvements may be needed to keep the home warm.

The property offers good separation of space with three well-proportioned bedrooms, but its rural location just outside Kells means teenagers may have limited independent access to local amenities and social activities.

Being a detached bungalow of 134 square metres, it offers accessible single-storey living which is beneficial for older family members, though the overall layout is a standard three-bedroom configuration rather than a multi-unit setup.

The asking price of 420,000 euros for a detached home with an extensive plot offers space, but single buyers might find the maintenance of a 1.03-acre site and a detached rural property demanding.

An appealing option for couples seeking a peaceful countryside retreat with a large garden, a detached garage, and convenient access to the M3 motorway for commuting.

The single-storey bungalow design makes it exceptionally well-suited for empty nesters looking to transition away from stairs, while the large plot provides a wonderful canvas for gardening enthusiasts.

Single-level accommodation eliminates internal stairs, making it ideal for ageing in place, and the tranquil rural setting on the outskirts of Kells provides a peaceful retirement environment.

The spacious three-bedroom layout provides flexibility to set up a dedicated home office, though buyers should verify the local broadband speeds available at this rural address.

Located just a short drive from the main M3 motorway to Dublin City, the property offers a feasible commute of under an hour for hybrid workers.

The single-storey bungalow design, tranquil setting, and manageable proximity to Kells town make this an ideal home for retirees.

As a detached single-storey bungalow, this home eliminates the need to navigate stairs, making it highly practical for ageing in place.

While the single-storey structure is straightforward, the 1.03-acre site requires ongoing garden upkeep, and the F-rated BER indicates that property upgrades will be necessary over time.

The listing notes off-street parking and a detached garage, but there is no explicit mention of secure gated entry.

Originally constructed in 1920 and subsequently extended, the property features a traditional layout rather than sleek minimalist architecture.

The 134 square metre floor plan includes three bedrooms, a large sitting room, and an expansive kitchen and dining area, offering good spatial flexibility.

Having been originally built in 1920 before being extended and modernised, the property retains a historic detached bungalow character.

The property relies on oil-fired central heating and a septic tank, and with an F-rated BER, a buyer should investigate opportunities to improve energy efficiency.

The standout feature is the exceptional 1.03-acre site, complemented by a detached garage, sizeable garden, and scenic surrounding rural views.

The exceptional 1.03-acre site provides an expansive outdoor space that is ideal for keen gardeners to cultivate lawns, flowerbeds, or vegetable patches.

The surrounding countryside offers pleasant rural roads and scenic local views for walking, though proximity to heavy traffic on local roads should be considered.

There are no gym facilities within immediate walking distance, requiring a drive into nearby Kells town for fitness centers.

The scenic rural roads around Kells offer nice routes for cycling enthusiasts, though local regional roads can be busy.

Kells and the surrounding County Meath area feature accessible local golf courses within a short drive.

The Meath region features various rivers and angling spots within driving distance, appealing to fishing hobbyists.

The rural setting and large plot size make this a suitable location for those with equestrian interests, with potential to investigate local stables and hacking routes.

Being an inland rural property, there are no immediate water sports facilities nearby.

With a large sitting room measuring 6.4m by 4.2m, an open-plan kitchen and dining area measuring 8.6m by 4.3m, and an extensive 1.03-acre site, the property is well-suited for hosting guests.

Situated on a picturesque 1.03-acre plot in the countryside outside Kells town, this property offers a wonderfully peaceful and quiet residential environment.

This is a quintessential rural retreat featuring a detached bungalow, a sizeable garden, a detached garage, oil-fired central heating, and a private septic tank.

Located approximately 2 km from Kells town, residents benefit from close proximity to local services while enjoying a distinctly countryside setting rather than immediate village or town centre density.

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

Set in a scenic rural location on the outskirts of Kells, this home is entirely unsuited for those seeking a bustling urban environment.

While the immediate setting is private and rural, being only 2 km from Kells town allows residents to easily participate in local clubs, societies, and community events.

Café options are limited in the immediate rural surrounds, requiring a short trip into Kells town centre to enjoy local coffee shops.

The rural location offers zero immediate nightlife, meaning residents must travel into Kells for pubs, restaurants, and evening entertainment.

Local wellness classes, pilates and stretching groups, and health services can be accessed by driving into nearby Kells.

Professional networking opportunities are sparse in this rural enclave, making it more aligned with remote work or retirement than business networking.

The rural location lacks proximity to dedicated tech hubs, relying entirely on home internet connections for digital work.