| Semi-detached house in quality development |
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| Written by Administrator | |
| Wednesday, 31 January 2007 | |
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This three bedroomed semi-detached house is in a quality development of
three and four bedroomed semi-detached homes, built just over 6 years
ago by Inchagoill Contractors.
The area has an improving infrastructure with the development close by of the Knocknacarra Shopping Centre with anchor tenants Dunnes Stores and B&Q Homewares due to open their doors soon. Schools and leisure facilities are all within a short distance of the estate as is Salthill Promenade. Bus transport is available with regular services in to the city centre passing by NUIG and UHCG. The property comes with a converted attic space and a beautifully laid patio area to the rear with a block-built, tiled-roof shed. Internally, there is complete tiling in the main bathroom and en suite and floor tiling in the kitchen and dining areas. All of the bedrooms have timber floors and in two of the largest ones, there are double built-in-wardrobes. The house has a gas fireplace and the main souce of heating is oil fired central heating. Viewing is by appointment only with Brian Clancy at Absolute Real Estate on 091-575757 or alternatively go to www.daft.ie. |
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