Moneen East, Ardrahan, County GalwayH91EPR6

The property features a generous 1.16-acre site with lawns, a patio, and plenty of outdoor space for children to play safely in a tranquil setting, though buyers should verify the proximity and capacity of local primary schools.

Four bedrooms provide adequate space for growing families, and the generous site offers privacy. However, the rural location 4km from Ardrahan village means teenagers may find public transport options limited.

The listing notes the potential for a chalet or independent living arrangements on the family site, making it a viable option for multi-generational living, though specific planning and structural checks should be undertaken.

Single buyers looking for a manageable home will find the 90 m² footprint manageable, but the rural setting and maintenance required for a 1.16-acre site might be more than a single occupant desires.

Couples seeking a quiet rural retreat with four bedrooms and outdoor amenities will appreciate the space, privacy, and proximity to major routes toward Galway and Shannon.

Single-storey living layout offers good potential for downsizers wanting a detached home with a large garden, mature trees, and a tranquil countryside atmosphere.

The property is detached and offers ground-floor accommodation which suits retirees looking to age in place, provided they are comfortable with maintaining a larger plot of land and driving for daily amenities.

The detached nature and peaceful rural setting provide an ideal environment for a home office, though buyers should verify the local broadband speeds available.

Conveniently positioned within easy reach of the M18 and M6 motorways, offering practical access for commuting to Galway city or Shannon Airport.

An ideal setup for retirees looking for a peaceful single-level home with garden space, a stable, and independence from urban noise.

The single-level dwelling configuration supports ageing in place without navigating stairs, though property maintenance of the 1.16 acres should be considered for later years.

While the interior is moderately sized, the extensive outdoor grounds, stable, and mature gardens will require regular upkeep.

The property features a tarmac driveway and boundaries defined by laurel hedges and mature trees, but automated or secure gated entry is not explicitly detailed.

Built in the early 1980s, the property features traditional room divisions rather than an ultra-minimalist open-plan architectural layout.

Four bedrooms provide flexibility to repurpose rooms as offices, studies, or hobby spaces depending on household needs.

Constructed in the 1980s, the property falls into a standard mid-century bungalow era rather than a protected historical heritage building.

Includes practical eco-friendly elements such as a covered water collection tank, oil-fired central heating, and a solid fuel/gas stove.

Boasts an expansive 1.16-acre site equipped with a tarmac driveway, patio area, garden shed, outside tap, stable, and paddock.

The 1.16-acre site features mature trees, a lawn, a garden shed, a covered water collection tank, and an outside tap, offering fantastic scope for keen gardeners.

The quiet country roads surrounding Moneen East provide pleasant routes for casual walks and enjoying the rural scenery.

There are no commercial gym facilities within immediate walking distance, requiring travel to nearby towns for fitness classes and gym equipment.

Local rural roads are generally quiet enough for recreational cycling, though the lack of dedicated cycle lanes means riders must share space with local traffic.

While there are golf courses accessible within the broader Galway and South County Galway region, none are immediately adjacent to the property.

The surrounding region in South Galway offers access to various rivers and loughs, making it reasonably positioned for fishing enthusiasts with transport.

The inclusion of a stable and a paddock on the 1.16-acre site makes this property particularly well-suited for horse owners or equestrian enthusiasts.

Inland location means water sports require travel toward Galway Bay or local lakes.

Features a patio area, tarmac driveway with ample parking, and an open-plan feel that works well for hosting family and friends outdoors in good weather.

Set 4km East of Ardrahan village on a private site surrounded by mature trees, laurel hedges, and open countryside, offering an exceptionally peaceful environment.

Situated on a 1.16-acre rural site complete with a stable, paddock, and water collection tank, perfectly suited for a genuine countryside lifestyle.

While the property is located a short drive from Ardrahan village, it is not directly in the village core, requiring transport for everyday village amenities.

Inland location in County Galway, though coastal areas like Kinvara are within a reasonable driving distance.

This is a rural detached dwelling; urban conveniences are a commute away, with Galway City approximately 30 minutes distant.

Proximity to Ardrahan and Labane offers opportunities to engage with local community groups, sports clubs, and parish events.

Local café options are sparse in the immediate townland, requiring a short drive into nearby villages or towns for a thriving café scene.

Very limited local nightlife; residents will need to travel to larger nearby towns or Galway City for pubs with live entertainment and clubs.

Local wellness classes or pilates & stretching groups would likely be found in surrounding community hubs rather than directly on the doorstep.

A purely rural residential location offering minimal spontaneous professional networking opportunities.

Rural location lacking a localized tech hub, though remote connectivity relies heavily on the home broadband infrastructure.