Oberstown, Ardee, Co. LouthA92CX31

The property features 0.48 acres of private, matured landscaped gardens and plenty of room for children to play safely in a rural setting, though buyers should verify local school transport options.

With four bedrooms and an office or games room, there is good separation of space for teenagers, though the rural location means they will rely on parents for transport to social activities.

The single-level bungalow layout is accessible, but the four-bedroom configuration lacks a self-contained annex, making extended family living slightly tight without modifications.

At 165 square metres on a large plot, maintenance demands might be high for a single occupant unless they are keen on gardening and DIY.

Offers generous space, a private setting, and an office or games room, making it an excellent choice for couples looking for room to grow or work from home.

Single-level detached bungalow living avoids stairs, making it very suitable for empty nesters wanting peace, privacy, and manageable grounds.

The lack of internal stairs and the inclusion of electric security gates make this a secure and comfortable option for retirement, provided they enjoy maintaining a large garden.

Equipped with high-speed broadband and a dedicated office or games room, making it ideal for full-time remote workers.

The M1 motorway is about a 15-minute drive away, facilitating access along the Dublin-Belfast corridor for hybrid workers.

Single-level accommodation and a peaceful environment suit retirees well, though healthcare access should be checked locally.

As a detached single-story bungalow with no internal stairs, it is exceptionally well-suited for ageing in place.

While the house itself has modern upgrades like a B3 BER, cavity wall insulation, and double/triple glazing, the 0.48-acre landscaped garden requires ongoing upkeep.

Features electric security gates and an intercom system for enhanced privacy and security.

A traditional 1992-built bungalow layout with separate rooms rather than open-plan ultra-minimalism.

Includes four bedrooms, multiple utility spaces, and an office or games room that can adapt to various family needs.

Built circa 1992, this is a modern detached bungalow rather than a period or heritage property.

Achieves a respectable B3 BER rating, aided by upgraded cavity wall insulation, mixed double and triple glazing, and a solid fuel stove with a back boiler unit.

Features a generous 0.48-acre site, west-facing side patio seating area, stoned driveway, ample parking, and a large block-built shed.

Features C. 0.48 acres of matured, landscaped gardens, offering a wonderful canvas for keen gardeners.

Set in a quiet rural area ideal for country walks, though country roads lack dedicated pedestrian footpaths.

There is no on-site gym, though the property does include a large block-built shed that could potentially be converted into a home gym.

The surrounding rural roads offer scenic cycling routes, although traffic speeds on rural thoroughfares should be navigated with care.

Proximity to local towns ensures reasonable access to regional golf courses, though specific club distances should be verified.

The Louth region offers access to local rivers and angling spots, making it moderately convenient for fishing enthusiasts.

The rural setting and large plot with a block-built shed offer potential for equestrian pursuits, subject to local stable availability.

Inland location means travel to the coast or inland lakes is required for serious water sports.

Includes excellent entertaining space extending to 165 square metres, a kitchen/dining area, and a west-facing side patio seating area.

Situated in a private rural location on a matured site with fully private surrounding aspects, offering exceptional peace and quiet.

Located in Oberstown amidst 0.48 acres of its own grounds, perfectly embodying the rural countryside lifestyle just minutes from Ardee.

While not in a village core, it is only a short drive to nearby towns like Ardee, Collon, and Dunleer for local amenities.

The property is inland in County Louth and does not offer proximity to the coast.

This is strictly a countryside property, far removed from city or urban centre living.

Rural living relies on nearby Ardee for community groups, clubs, and local engagement.

Limited immediate options outside of driving into nearby Ardee or surrounding towns for local cafés.

A quiet rural position means nighttime entertainment requires travel to nearby towns.

Wellness groups and fitness classes can be accessed in nearby Ardee and Dunleer.

Professional networking is minimal in this immediate rural area, requiring trips toward Dublin or Belfast.

Benefits from high-speed broadband on-site, though physical proximity to major tech hubs requires commuting or remote arrangements.