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PART OF THE NEW development at Archerstown Demesne is The Elms, a selection of three bedroom semi-detached homes.
Situated in Ashbourne, Co Meath, these properties each have a total floor area of 1,258 sq ft.
On the ground floor, the living room sits to the left of the hall with a large front window filling the room with light.
To the rear of the property is the open plan kitchen and dining room, which features a feature centre island and fitted extractor fan. French doors lead from here to the levelled and seeded back garden.
The utility room is plumbed for a washing machine and dryer, while there is also an storage room on the ground floor for further space.
All three bathrooms in the house – one downstairs, one upstairs and one ensuite bathroom – are fitted with sanitary ware. The main bathroom and ensuite bathroom feature heated towel rails and tiling.
Internal walls are painted in a choice of three colours, while ceilings are painted white. Homes at The Elms are A-rated, with photovoltaic solar panels, gas fired central heating and double glazed windows throughout.
Each bedroom features fitted wardrobes, while the attic is suitable for future conversion.
There is double parking available to the front of each house, with Barleystone paving providing a stylish finish.
Ashbourne’s centre and all of its amenities, including Tesco and Lidl, is just a 15 minute walk away. Rugby, soccer and GAA clubs are also in the vicinity, as well as multiple schools.
There are multiple bus links to the heart of the capital from Ashbourne town centre, with additional services to Blanchardstown Shopping Centre, Dublin Airport and Navan. If you’d prefer to take the car, the city centre can be reached within 30 minutes, traffic depending.
Homes at The Elms are on the market for €360,000 through Rea Grimes via Daft.ie.
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