Lagore Little, Ratoath, Co. MeathA85W683

The property features 4 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms, and stands on a spacious 0.35-acre plot located on the edge of Ratoath village, offering walking distance to schools and creches.

With 4 bedrooms, 3 of which have en-suite shower rooms, and generous living areas, there is plenty of personal space for teenagers.

The 4-bedroom detached layout provides good separation, and the attic space is ready for conversion, which could potentially offer additional multi-generational living options.

At an asking price of €690,000 and 149 m² of space with a 0.35-acre garden, this large detached family home may exceed the needs and budget of a typical single buyer.

Couples looking for room to grow into a family home will appreciate the generous accommodation and proximity to village amenities, though the size is substantial.

While the single-level flow of the main floor is convenient, the 4-bedroom size and 0.35-acre grounds might involve more maintenance than many empty nesters desire.

The property offers ground-floor bedroom options and village proximity, though buyers should verify if the home meets long-term accessibility needs for ageing in place.

The 4-bedroom layout provides ample rooms that can easily be adapted as home offices, though broadband speed should be verified.

The property benefits from an easy commute to major road networks, the M50 interchange, and the Park and Ride facility at Dunboyne Clonee.

Proximity to village amenities and healthcare services makes it comfortable for retirees, provided the maintenance of the 0.35-acre site suits their lifestyle.

Features ground-floor bedroom accommodation, though buyers should verify accessibility features such as step-free entries and bathroom layouts for long-term needs.

While the exterior has uPVC fascia/soffit and a tarmacadam driveway, the 0.35-acre garden and full red brick detached structure require standard ongoing property upkeep.

The property features an open tarmacadam driveway and parking area without secure gated entry.

The home is a traditional 4-bedroom detached red brick house with classic finishes, a granite fireplace, and a conventional layout rather than minimalist architecture.

Includes 4 bedrooms, generous living spaces, and an attic space ready for conversion accessed via a fold-away ladder.

Constructed in 2005/2006, this is a modern red brick home rather than a period or heritage property.

The property has a C BER rating and relies on an oil-fired central heating system and a Puraflow drainage system.

Stands on a substantial 0.35-acre site with mature trees, hedging, a garden shed, an outdoor tap, and foundations already in place for a detached garage.

The 0.35-acre site includes mature trees, hedging, a garden shed, and foundations for a detached garage, offering a great canvas for keen gardeners.

Being within walking distance of Ratoath village services, schools, and local amenities makes walking highly accessible from this location.

Local sporting facilities are nearby in the village, though dedicated commercial gym options would require verification in the broader Ratoath area.

The suburban and village fringe location allows for local cycling, though connectivity to dedicated regional cycle networks should be checked.

The Meath area features various golf courses within a reasonable driving distance, though local course proximity should be verified.

Local waterways in County Meath offer fishing opportunities, though specifics on nearby angling spots should be investigated by the buyer.

The property is located a short drive from Tattersalls Country House and bloodstock sales, making it well-positioned for equestrian enthusiasts.

Located inland in County Meath, the property is far from major water sports hubs.

Features a large kitchen/dining room, a spacious sitting room with a fireplace, extensive outdoor parking, and a 0.35-acre plot ideal for hosting guests.

Situated on a 0.35-acre site on the edge of Ratoath village, the home combines a relatively private setting with manageable suburban surroundings.

It offers a generous 0.35-acre plot with mature trees and hedging, but its location directly on the edge of the village means it is more suburban than strictly rural.

The property is superbly located within walking distance of Ratoath village shops, schools, supermarkets, restaurants, and the local theatre.

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

Ratoath provides local village conveniences rather than bustling urban city life, though it offers an easy commute to major road networks.

Located right on the edge of Ratoath village and opposite the GAS grounds, offering strong integration into the local community.

Within walking distance of trendy coffee houses and restaurants in Ratoath village, plus a short commute to the Avoca store and cafe.

Ratoath offers local pubs and the Venue Theatre, but major nightlife options will require travel to larger nearby towns or Dublin.

Local sporting and community facilities are within walking distance in the village to support health and wellness activities.

Being a residential village setting, local professional networking is limited, though access to Dublin via major road networks supports broader professional connections.

Reasonable access to Dublin and surrounding employment corridors, though actual tech hub connectivity depends heavily on local broadband infrastructure.