Woodtown, Drumree, MeathA85ED88

The property sits on approximately one acre of mature grounds with plenty of space in the front and back gardens for kids to play sports, plus a large chicken run, dog run, or potential pony paddock.

The inclusion of a self-contained one-bedroom cottage, a separate annex, and a large gym/workshop provides independent living or hobby spaces that are well-suited for teenagers.

A standout feature is the multi-unit setup offering three independent living spaces in one, including the main five-bedroom dormer bungalow, a self-contained one-bedroom annex, and a separate one-bedroom cottage.

At 268 square metres on an acre with a high asking price and extensive upkeep requirements, this property is far too large and resource-intensive for a typical single buyer.

While couples might appreciate the rural tranquility and extra space, the sheer size of the main house and additional units is excessive unless they specifically require multi-generational living or extensive home workspaces.

The extensive independent annexes offer potential for visiting family or rental income, though the main house and grounds still represent significant maintenance for empty nesters.

The property offers peaceful countryside living with single-level accommodation options in the annexes, but the overall estate size and rural location mean retirees should verify ongoing maintenance demands.

Includes a separate studio offering excellent potential as a home office, salon, or treatment room, alongside flexible spaces throughout the various dwellings.

Conveniently located with a 9-minute drive to the M3 Parkway train station (which offers free parking all day) and accessible to Dublin City.

The peaceful countryside setting and single-level annex options suit retirement, though the overall property scale requires management.

The presence of a downstairs bedroom and bathroom in the cottage and single-level annexes provides excellent options for aging in place or multi-generational care.

With an acre of mature grounds, a private well, a septic tank, a large workshop/gym, and three separate living structures, maintenance requirements are high.

The property features an alarm point and a private pebble driveway with ample parking, though buyers looking for automated secure gates may need to install them.

The property features traditional dormer bungalow styling, solid fuel stoves, timber finishes, and extensive multi-unit buildings rather than minimalist architecture.

Exceptionally flexible layout featuring a main five-bedroom house, an adjoining one-bedroom annex, a separate one-bedroom cottage, and a detached studio/workshop.

This is a modern and versatile multi-dwelling setup rather than a traditional protected heritage home.

Features a private well, septic tank, and oil-fired central heating, with a C2 BER rating that buyers may wish to upgrade for better energy efficiency.

Set on a magnificent one-acre site with mature trees and hedging, a large contained limestone patio area, expansive lawns, and a massive 30ft x 40ft shed.

The property features an approximately one-acre site surrounded by mature trees, hedging, and expansive outdoor areas, offering wonderful potential for keen gardeners.

The surrounding peaceful country roads offer pleasant walking routes, though the rural location means relying on driving to reach designated trailheads.

The property features an impressive 1,200 sq. ft. shed currently used as a gym, providing exceptional space for fitness enthusiasts.

The local country roads are quiet enough for cycling, though rural routes lack dedicated bike lanes and traffic can move fast.

The location in County Meath provides reasonable access to several regional golf courses and clubs within a short driving radius.

While the rural setting places buyers within reach of regional rivers and angling spots, the property itself does not feature direct water access.

With a large one-acre site that includes space suitable for a pony paddock and surrounding rural roads, the property is very well-suited for horse riding enthusiasts.

Being inland in County Meath, there are no immediate water sports facilities nearby.

Features a large contained limestone patio area, a spacious kitchen with an island, double-height ceilings in the sitting room, and multiple self-contained units to host guests.

Surrounded by mature trees and hedging in a peaceful countryside setting, the property offers a high degree of privacy, tranquility, and protection from the weather.

Set on an acre in Drumree, County Meath, complete with private well, septic tank, and mature grounds, this provides an authentic rural lifestyle.

While rural, the property is a short drive from surrounding towns like Dunshaughlin, Summerhill, and Kilcock, providing access to local village-style amenities.

The location is inland in County Meath with no proximity to the coast.

This is strictly a countryside location, though within driving distance of larger urban hubs like Blanchardstown and Dublin.

Proximity to national schools like Culmullen and nearby towns fosters a strong local community feel, typical of rural Meath.

Café culture is limited directly around the immediate rural townland, requiring a short drive into nearby towns like Dunshaughlin, Trim, or Maynooth.

The rural setting offers virtually no nightlife on the doorstep, requiring travel to larger nearby towns or Dublin.

While local community hubs and nearby towns offer wellness groups, the home itself has a massive private gym space catering internally to health needs.

Networking opportunities locally are sparse due to the rural setting, though remote working spaces mitigate this somewhat.

Buyers should verify local broadband speeds, as rural Meath connectivity can vary depending on the specific infrastructure available to the property.