No. 31 Westgate Park, Wexford Town, WexfordY35T8P0

The property features three bedrooms and a secure enclosed rear garden, making it suitable for young families, though the floor area of 80.2 sqm is relatively compact.

Three bedrooms provide separate spaces, but the single living room and limited overall footprint might feel slightly restrictive for growing teenagers.

With a single reception room and 80.2 sqm of space across two levels, the layout lacks the privacy or self-contained zones ideal for multi-generational living.

An asking price of €225,000 for a three-bedroom home in a convenient town location offers an accessible entry point for single buyers stepping onto the property ladder.

Provides comfortable accommodation with a home office potential in the third bedroom and a low-maintenance garden, suiting couples well.

The low-maintenance, west-facing rear garden and manageable layout appeal to empty nesters looking to downsize while staying close to town amenities.

Conveniently located within walking distance of Wexford Town Centre, though buyers should verify internal accessibility features like stairs for long-term retirement living.

The third bedroom offers flexible potential for use as a home office setup, supporting remote working arrangements.

Convenient access to both rail and bus services, as well as the N11/M11 and N25 road networks, facilitates hybrid commuting to Dublin or elsewhere.

Proximity to medical facilities like Wexford General Hospital and town conveniences makes it practical for retirees.

Features a ground-floor WC and manageable garden, though buyers should evaluate the presence of stairs and potential adaptations required for long-term ageing in place.

Presented in good condition with a low-maintenance rear garden and recently upgraded Grant Vortex condensing boiler.

This is a standard open residential cul-de-sac development without secure gated entry.

Traditional three-bedroom semi-detached style layout rather than open-plan minimalist architectural design.

Standard three-bedroom layout providing reasonable flexibility for family living, guest rooms, or home office use within 80.2 sqm.

This is a modern residential development home rather than a period or heritage property.

Benefits from an upgraded Grant Vortex condensing boiler and a C BER rating, though further energy efficiency improvements could be explored.

Features an enclosed west-facing rear garden with a patio area and timber shed, capturing afternoon and evening sun.

Proximity to the town centre ensures reasonable access to local fitness facilities and wellness amenities.

Flat town terrain and manageable distances make cycling a viable option for local trips and commuting.

Superb walkability to Wexford Town Centre amenities, local services, and transport hubs.

Features a low-maintenance rear garden with a patio area and mature shrubberies, suited for casual container gardening rather than extensive cultivation.

General accessibility to the wider Wexford area allows for reasonable travel times to regional golf courses.

Proximity to coastal areas, rivers, and estuaries in the Wexford region provides good opportunities for fishing enthusiasts.

While rural equine facilities exist in Co. Wexford, the immediate town location offers limited direct access for horse riding.

Close proximity to nearby beaches and coastal locations like Curracloe and Rosslare supports various water sports activities.

Includes a functional kitchen/dining area with direct access to a west-facing rear patio garden, well-suited for hosting guests.

Situated in a residential development within a cul-de-sac setting, offering a generally peaceful environment despite its proximity to town.

This is an established urban residential development within walking distance of Wexford Town Centre, far removed from rural settings.

Offers a community-focused neighborhood feel close to local amenities, though it is located within an urban town context rather than a traditional village.

While located in Wexford Town, the property is within easy reach of numerous coastal attractions and beaches such as Curracloe and Rosslare Strand.

Excellent urban positioning within walking distance of Main Street, The Quays, Redmond Square, and local transport services.

An established residential neighborhood development offering good opportunities to integrate into the local community.

Walking distance to Wexford’s Main Street provides easy access to local cafes, restaurants, and social spots.

Close to the town centre pubs, venues, and the National Opera House for evening entertainment.

Town-based location ensures convenient access to local health, pilates & stretching groups, and wellness facilities.

Proximity to local business and civic offices offers reasonable networking avenues within the regional town context.

Buyers should verify local broadband speeds and infrastructure capability to ensure robust tech-hub connectivity for remote tech roles.