Redgap, Monasterboice, Co. LouthA92RF70

The large c. 0.7 acre landscaped grounds and garden room offer a fantastic, secure outdoor space for young children to play safely.

With 4 bedrooms and a generous floor area of 135 sq.m., there is plenty of personal space for teenagers, though the rural location requires driving for independent social activities.

The 4-bedroom detached layout provides good separation of space, but the property lacks a dedicated ground-floor ensuite bedroom setup, which might limit long-term multi-generational convenience.

At an asking price of €485,000 and offering 4 bedrooms, this property is significantly larger and more expensive than what a typical single buyer might initially require or maintain.

Couples looking to upsize into a peaceful, high-standard rural home with plenty of room for guests or home offices will find this very appealing.

The single-level elements and manageable layout offer good potential for downsizing from even larger properties, though the extensive 0.7-acre grounds require ongoing gardening maintenance.

While the property offers a peaceful rural lifestyle and single-floor accommodation options, the private well, septic tank, and large grounds mean higher maintenance demands for retirees.

With fibre broadband available, a separate garden room, and plenty of interior space, this home is exceptionally well-suited for remote workers.

Being less than 2km from the M1 Motorway gives convenient driving access to both Dublin and Belfast for hybrid commuters.

A tranquil environment ideal for retirement, provided the upkeep of the 0.7-acre site and private services are manageable.

While the single-level flow is helpful, the buyer should verify if ground-floor bedroom and bathroom arrangements can comfortably accommodate long-term mobility needs.

The c. 0.7 acre mature grounds, private well, and septic tank require regular, hands-on maintenance compared to a modern urban apartment.

Features front security gates and a stoned front driveway, offering a good sense of privacy and boundary control.

This is a traditional 1990s detached family home with conventional room layouts rather than ultra-minimalist architecture.

With 4 bedrooms, floored attic storage via Stira stairs, a garden room, and a massive block-built garage, there is tremendous spatial flexibility.

Built c. 1996, this is a modern contemporary family home rather than a period or heritage property.

The home benefits from upgraded cavity wall insulation, a high-efficiency boiler, double and triple glazing, and a multi-fuel stove with a back boiler unit.

Outstanding outdoor provisions include c. 0.7 acre landscaped gardens, multiple patio seating areas, a garden room, and a large block-built garage with loft space.

The mature c. 0.7 acre landscaped gardens, multiple patio seating areas, and a garden room provide an absolute haven for gardening enthusiasts.

The surrounding rural roads offer pleasant country walks, though you will likely need to drive to access designated hiking trails.

There is no on-site gym, though the large block-built garage with loft space provides ample room to install a home fitness setup.

Quiet local country roads suit cycling well, but rural routes lack dedicated cycle lanes for longer-distance commuting.

While Co. Louth boasts renowned golf courses, players will need to travel short driving distances to reach them from this location.

Proximity to local rivers and the east coast means fishing opportunities are within driving distance.

The rural setting and large garage space could suit equestrian enthusiasts, though local stabling facilities should be verified.

Water sports require travelling to the coast or nearby rivers, as there are no immediate aquatic facilities on-site.

The spacious kitchen/dining area, extensive landscaped gardens, multiple patio seating areas, and separate garden room make this an exceptional home for hosting guests.

Set in a private rural location surrounded by mature grounds, the property offers exceptional peace and quiet.

Situated on a c. 0.7-acre site in Monasterboice with private well and septic tank, this is a quintessential rural living experience.

Located in the village centre of Tenure, residents enjoy close-knit village amenities while maintaining a private feel.

The property is inland in Co. Louth and does not offer coastal proximity or views.

This is a distinctly rural and village-based property, though Drogheda Town Centre is within a 15-minute drive.

Being positioned in the village centre of Tenure encourages local community engagement and participation.

Café culture is limited directly in the immediate rural village, requiring a drive into nearby Drogheda for a wider selection.

Nightlife options are minimal locally, necessitating trips into Drogheda Town Centre.

Local wellness groups or pilates & stretching classes would likely be found in nearby towns rather than immediately on your doorstep.

Professional networking is sparse locally due to the rural village setting, requiring travel to major employment hubs.

Fibre broadband enables strong digital connection to tech hubs, though physical proximity to major tech centres requires commuting.