Newtown Commons, The Ward, Co. MeathD11C623

The property features approximately half an acre of mature, private gardens, offering plenty of safe outdoor space for young children to play.

With three bedrooms in the main house plus an adjoining self-contained granny flat, there is ample independent space for teenagers or guests.

The standout feature for multi-generational living is the adjoining self-contained granny flat with its own private entrance, kitchen, bedroom, and bathroom.

At 164 square metres on half an acre, this large detached property and asking price of €565,000 may be excessive for a single occupant.

Provides generous living space and multiple reception rooms, though the extensive upkeep of a half-acre garden and workshop might be more than needed for a couple without children.

Offers single-level potential with the granny flat and a tranquil countryside location, but maintaining the large grounds and workshop could become demanding.

The tranquil countryside setting and potential for family support via the granny flat are great, though buyers should verify the long-term maintenance requirements of the mature gardens.

The presence of a substantial workshop shed and multiple reception rooms provides excellent options for a home office or remote workspace.

Good access to the M2 and M50 road networks makes hybrid commuting to Dublin City Centre and Dublin Airport viable.

Provides a peaceful retirement setting with single-level granny flat flexibility, though garden upkeep should be considered.

The adjoining self-contained granny flat provides excellent potential for ageing relatives or live-in care support.

Managing approximately half an acre of mature gardens and a substantial workshop shed requires ongoing maintenance effort.

The listing mentions driveway access to the front and rear, but specific secure gated entry features should be verified.

This is a traditional detached family home with extensive rooms, a granny flat, and a workshop rather than a minimalist footprint.

Highly flexible layout featuring three reception rooms, three main bedrooms, and an attached self-contained granny flat.

The property reads as a standard mature detached residence rather than a protected historic heritage home, though its exact age should be confirmed.

Features a C BER rating, indicating there may be room for energy-efficiency upgrades depending on buyer preferences.

Standout outdoor assets include approximately half an acre of mature private gardens, a paved patio area, and a substantial workshop shed.

Features approximately half an acre of mature, private gardens, providing an exceptional canvas for gardening enthusiasts.

The countryside location offers pleasant rural surroundings for walks, though a car is likely required to reach specific walking trails.

While dedicated gym facilities would require a trip into Ashbourne town centre, the substantial workshop shed could potentially house a home gym setup.

Rural country roads offer cycling opportunities, though buyers should verify local road safety and cycling infrastructure.

Ashbourne Golf Club is noted as a popular nearby attraction for golf enthusiasts.

Proximity to local water bodies is not heavily featured, though general rural Co. Meath has regional angling spots.

Fairyhouse Racecourse is nearby, and the rural setting combined with the half-acre plot and workshop may appeal to equestrian followers.

The inland countryside location lacks immediate access to major water sports facilities.

Features two spacious reception rooms, a large kitchen with a central island and breakfast bar, and patio doors opening onto a paved patio and mature rear garden.

Situated in a tranquil countryside location in Co. Meath with mature private gardens, ensuring a peaceful living environment.

Set on half an acre in a countryside setting while remaining conveniently close to Ashbourne town centre amenities.

The location is more rural than village-centric, though nearby Ashbourne provides local town amenities.

The property is located inland in Co. Meath with no notable coastal proximity.

The setting is distinctly countryside and rural, though the M2 and M50 networks provide relatively easy access to Dublin City Centre.

Proximity to Ashbourne town centre allows for participation in local community groups and activities.

Ashbourne town centre provides a selection of cafés and restaurants, though a short drive is required from this countryside address.

The immediate area is tranquil and rural, meaning dedicated nightlife options are limited outside of nearby town centres or Dublin.

Local health and wellness amenities can be accessed in nearby Ashbourne.

Primarily a residential and rural area, requiring travel toward Dublin or major business hubs for professional networking.

Commuter access to Dublin is solid via road networks, though broadband speeds at this rural location should be verified by the buyer.