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You can now make offers online for this spacious family home outside Trim
With scenic views, four bedrooms and the town just a walk away, 4 Newtown Abbey has an asking price of €550,000.
IF SPACE AND proximity to a host of Ireland’s busiest towns and villages are your top priorities, take a look at this four-bedroom home on the outskirts of Trim in Co Meath.
Within easy reach of everything Trim has to offer, this is a detached home with a smaller detached building on the site – one that could easily work as a home office for anyone who doesn’t need to commute daily.
Offers by Daft are now live on No 4 Newtown Abbey, meaning you can place and track offers in real time, from anywhere. This new online platform creates a fair and transparent process so that buyers can make decisions with confidence.
Brought to market as a private treaty sale by Loman Dempsey Property Consultants, this 133 m² home is large and bright and surrounded by beautiful views.
The development of Newtown Abbey was built in the mid-1990s and No.4 is a dormer style bungalow with four big bedrooms. The kitchen and bathrooms have been upgraded recently, so the spaces are modern. The fresh kitchen is now home to an oil range cooker, electric hob and oven, quartz countertop and a porcelain floor.
Other rooms in the home include a large tiled hallway that links to the living room with its gas fire and polished wooden floors. There is a utility room off the kitchen that has patio doors to the back garden. The BER is a cosy C3, so chances are any more upgrades can be purely cosmetic.
Two of the bedrooms, along with a bathroom, are on the ground floor, while there is a large family bathroom and two more bedrooms upstairs.
For even more space, the attic is linked from the main bedroom and provides loads more storage space.
Cars have access on one side of the house while the front garden has a large driveway and a lawn. The garage sits to the back of the house along with a small glass house.
The back garden is ideal for entertaining in with its paving, sheltered patio and lawn. Outdoor sockets and outdoor lighting also make for lovely meals well into the evening, well after the sun has gone down.
No. 4 is one of 24 detached homes in the Newtown Abbey development but they’re far from cookie cutter if you are looking for a more unique homes. Trim town is a short stroll away as is Marcie Regan’s Pub and the Knightsbrook Hotel. This is country living without complete isolation – ideal for a growing family who is craving more space.
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