| Spacious home on mature, landscaped site |
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| Written by Administrator | |
| Wednesday, 14 February 2007 | |
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A spacious home offering a floor area of circa 225 M2 on a mature and landscaped site of circa 0.55 acres has come on the market with Remax Property Group. The property is located on the road to Craughwell, approx two miles from Athenry. It is an ideal family home as it is convenient to schools and within five minutes drive of the local town. The gardens are tastefully landscaped complete with a Chinese warrior and a fishpond. This architecturally designed home is beside a wooded area, which is home to many wildlife species. This home is traditional in style with five well-proportioned bedrooms and a top quality kitchen. The present owners spared no expense during the installation of it. It comes complete with Neff appliances, a Franke sink and granite worktops. The kitchen cost over ?35,000 to install. There are two solid fuel open fireplaces, one in the dining area the other in the sitting room. Both of the fireplaces are exquisitely designed and constructed from Iranian marble. Accommodation includes an entrance hall, sitting room, kitchen/dining room, utility, five bedrooms, two of which are en suite, the family bathroom and the strategically located sunroom, which captures the sun all day. Athenry has many advantages because of its location within 15 minutes of Galway city, proximity to the proposed N6 motorway and a host of modern amenities available within five minutes. The amenities includes a mainline railway station on the Galway/Dublin line and the soon to be upgraded Western Rail Corridor, hotels, leisure centre & spa, shopping centre, restaurants, pubs, a children's playground, primary and two post primary schools. For further details or to book a viewing appointment, phone Remax Property Group on 091-845 500 or phone the agent, Sean Lyons directly on 087-20 50 686. |
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