Straboy, Glenties, DonegalF94F5T3

The property provides a safe outdoor plot of 0.37 acres for young children to play, but the home requires extensive modernisation and currently holds a G energy rating, which a buyer should investigate for comfort and health.

With only two bedrooms and approximately 516 sq.ft., space is very limited for teenagers, and the rural setting lacks nearby entertainment or high school infrastructure within walking distance.

The compact 48 sq.m. footprint and single bathroom make multi-generational living impractical without major extensions, though the site size offers potential subject to planning permission.

An affordable entry-level option at an asking price of €89,000 for single buyers willing to take on a renovation project, potentially aided by the Vacant Property Refurbishment Grant Scheme.

Well-suited for couples looking for a manageable holiday home or a renovation project to create a permanent residence in a scenic rural location.

Offers single-story bungalow living which is convenient, but the need for substantial repairs and a G-rated energy profile means significant ongoing project management.

The detached single-level layout supports aging in place from a mobility perspective, though healthcare and town amenities require driving.

Bedroom 2 can function as a home office, but buyers should verify local broadband speeds and reliability for remote work suitability.

The rural Donegal location is highly isolated from major employment hubs, making regular commuting impractical.

An ideal retreat for retirees seeking a quiet countryside lifestyle, provided they are comfortable managing a rural property and driving for daily needs.

Single-story layout aids accessibility, but the property requires extensive modernisation and adaptation for long-term accessibility needs.

Requires significant capital expenditure and renovation work to modernise the structure, roof, and energy systems (current BER G).

The property features an open rural plot without pre-existing secure automated gates or high perimeter security.

Traditional cottage layout with small rooms rather than a contemporary open-plan minimalist architectural style.

Features an open-plan kitchen/living space and potential to extend into the site or renovate the detached derelict outbuilding, subject to planning permissions.

Retains the charm of a traditional Donegal cottage, offering character and historical aesthetic appeal for renovation enthusiasts.

Currently holds a poor G energy rating, though buyers can investigate SEAI home energy upgrade grants to improve its environmental performance.

Includes approximately 0.37 acres of outdoor space and a detached derelict outbuilding, offering substantial scope for gardening and outdoor enhancement.

The approximately 0.37-acre site provides ample outdoor space and potential for keen gardeners to cultivate lawns, vegetables, or landscaping.

An exceptional location for walking and hiking enthusiasts, with scenic local routes and the nearby Bluestack Mountains close at hand.

There are no commercial gym facilities nearby, requiring a drive into larger towns for fitness club access.

Quiet local rural roads offer pleasant cycling routes for enthusiasts, though undulating terrain and weather conditions should be considered.

Golf facilities are sparse in the immediate rural vicinity, requiring travel to regional courses.

The surrounding region is well-known for its excellent fishing opportunities in local rivers and lakes.

The rural environment and spacious site offer potential for equestrian pursuits, though local stables and dedicated trails would need verification.

Inland rural positioning limits immediate access to water sports, though regional lakes or coastal inlets can be reached by car.

The open-plan kitchen and living area is compact (6.6m x 3.8m), and the overall property size restricts large indoor gatherings, though outdoor space is generous.

Situated in a deeply peaceful rural setting in the Donegal countryside, offering exceptional quietness and minimal ambient noise.

A quintessential rural property experience surrounded by countryside, fields, and the proximity of the Bluestack Mountains.

The property is located somewhat outside of core village settlements, meaning everyday amenities require short drives to nearby Glenties or Fintown.

While located in County Donegal, the immediate inland rural setting does not offer direct coastal proximity or sea views.

Completely disconnected from urban centres, offering a remote country location with no city conveniences nearby.

Rural communities in the area are tight-knit, though integrating fully typically requires engaging with nearby village events and local groups.

Very limited café options in the immediate vicinity, with amenities largely restricted to nearby rural towns.

Virtually no nightlife exists immediately around the property, being a strictly peaceful rural location.

Formal health, wellness, or pilates and stretching classes are scarce locally and would require travel to larger settlements.

Not suited for professional networking given its remote, non-commercial setting.

There are no tech hubs in the vicinity; digital connectivity relies entirely on home internet infrastructure.