Tamarind, Rathkilmore, Kilcock, Co. MeathW23W6T7

The property offers a generous 0.5-acre landscaped private garden with secure electric gates and lawns, providing a safe and expansive outdoor play area for young children. Nearby primary education options like Moynalvey National School add to its family appeal.

With three bedrooms, multiple reception spaces, and versatile first-floor attic rooms, there is plenty of independent space for teenagers to study, relax, or hang out.

The 244 sqm floor area includes flexible accommodation, ground floor bedrooms, a wet room, and separate living and reading spaces that can easily accommodate extended family members under one roof.

Priced at €599,000 and located in a rural setting requiring a car for commuting and amenities, this large detached property is typically better suited to families or couples rather than single buyers.

Couples looking for a spacious countryside retreat with home office capabilities and excellent entertainment areas will find much to love, though the scale and maintenance of a 0.5-acre site might be more than some couples require.

Single-level elements like ground-floor bedrooms and bathrooms support aging in place, while the extensive gardens offer a rewarding project for empty nesters who enjoy gardening.

The peaceful rural setting, private gated entry, and ground-floor bedroom and wet room suit retirees, though the countryside location means driving is essential for daily errands and medical services.

The property includes dedicated home office and study spaces on the first floor, a lofted home-office accessed via spiral staircase, and versatile attic rooms ideal for productive remote working.

Located about 13 km from Maynooth and under 15 km from the M3 motorway, the property offers manageable access to Dublin for hybrid commuters.

The property provides a quiet, secure, and comfortable environment for retirement living, with ground-floor amenities and single-level convenience options.

Features ground-floor bedrooms, a wet room, and guest shower facilities that support aging in place, though buyers should verify if minor accessibility adaptations are needed.

Upgraded systems including a B1 BER, new boiler, solar panels, and smart heating reduce operational maintenance, though a 0.5-acre landscaped site and septic tank require regular upkeep.

Equipped with smart electric gates and mature boundary hedging, offering enhanced privacy and security for residents.

The home features a traditional, warm, and expansive layout with character elements like a hand-carved oak staircase rather than stark minimalist design.

Spanning 244 sqm with versatile attic rooms, multiple reception areas, and adaptable bedroom layouts, the floor plan offers exceptional flexibility for changing family needs.

Originally built in the early 1980s, the property combines established character with modern upgrades rather than being a protected period heritage home.

Boasting an impressive B1 BER rating, a newly installed Sigenergy solar system, an electric vehicle charger, a new boiler, and upgraded insulation features.

Set on an expansive approx. 0.5-acre site with mature landscaped gardens, a paved sunny patio terrace, and two garden sheds, providing superb outdoor living areas.

The wonderful approx. 0.5-acre landscaped site features mature trees, boundary hedging, colourful plants, shrubs, and two aluminium garden sheds, providing an exceptional canvas for gardening enthusiasts.

The surrounding tranquil rural roads offer pleasant country walks, though dedicated pedestrian footpaths are limited outside of nearby towns.

There is no dedicated home gym facility built-in, and local commercial gym facilities will require a drive into nearby towns such as Maynooth or Kilcock.

Quiet local country roads can be suitable for cycling, though rural traffic speeds and lack of dedicated cycle lanes require caution.

The location in South Meath places it within reasonable driving distance of several established golf courses in the surrounding Kildare and Meath regions.

Proximity to regional waterways and rivers offers potential local fishing opportunities, though buyers should verify specific club memberships and access.

The rural equestrian-friendly nature of County Meath makes this a suitable location for horse riding enthusiasts, with local stables and riding schools nearby.

Inland location means water sports are limited, though canal activities may be found in nearby Kilcock.

Featuring a massive 8.8m x 6.00m triple-aspect living and dining room, a reading room, a breakfast room opening to a paved patio terrace, and extensive outdoor space, the home is exceptionally well-suited for hosting guests.

Set in a lovely sylvan setting in the heart of South County Meath with mature boundary hedging and a private 0.5-acre site, the property offers a wonderfully peaceful and quiet environment.

Enjoying all the best of country living surrounded by mature trees and agricultural landscapes, while still being within easy reach of nearby towns like Kilcock and Maynooth.

While not directly in a village, the property is a short drive from Kilcock and local amenities, striking a balance between rural isolation and community access.

The property is located inland in County Meath and is distant from any coastal amenities or beaches.

Located in a rural setting, urban conveniences require a drive to nearby towns, though accessibility to Dublin via the M3 motorway is convenient.

Proximity to local schools like Moynalvey National School and nearby communities fosters opportunities for local involvement and social engagement.

Local café culture is accessible by driving into nearby vibrant university towns like Maynooth or Kilcock rather than within immediate walking distance.

True to its rural setting, nightlife options are minimal locally and require traveling into nearby towns or Dublin.

Local community hubs and nearby towns offer various pilates & stretching classes, fitness groups, and wellness clubs.

Professional networking is primarily centered in nearby university towns or Dublin rather than the immediate rural neighbourhood.

Good remote working setups within the home combined with reasonable proximity to tech hubs in the Greater Dublin Area support digital connectivity.