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IT’S NOT JUST the red brick facade of Perssepark that will catch your eye as you approach it. Although a modern build, this Georgian-inspired home in Co Galway is surrounded by manicured gardens and is filled with striking features inside as well as out.
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Brought to the market at a private treaty sale by John Dolan Auctioneers, this 238 m² home sits on .6 of an acre in east Co Galway, under six kilometres from Ballinasloe town.
A four-bed home that’s in great nick, the staircase is the centrepiece of the large hallway that connects to two lounges.
One is carpeted and one is laid in the same wood flooring you’ll spot in the entrance hall creating a great flow and sense of cohesiveness on the ground floor.
Cosy, inviting and full of character, both lounges have stoves with a large fireplace surrounds and coving that nods to eras past.
The kitchen is large with a lot of storage units, a hardy granite worktop and a Belfast sink. Light and airy, this space leads to the sun room, which is home to the dining area. A large utility room that matches the kitchen in design and has another Belfast sink with granite work tops.
Also on the ground floor is a home office, and given the house’s location, no doubt it would suit a hybrid worker with a HQ in Galway city, or even Dublin.
Each one of the four bedrooms is upstairs. While three of them have their own walk-in wardrobes, the main also has its own bathroom. There is plenty of space in the shared family bathroom with its stepped corner bath unit, heated towel rail and separate shower.
The attic has been converted with carpets and two velux windows ups the floor space considerably and would make for a super home cinema, extra bedroom or office.
The house has a countryside location and is set well back from the road behind wrought iron. To the back, there is a paved patio area along with a detached double garage that’s prime for conversion should the next owner need even more space.
The M6 Galway to Dublin road is as close as Ballinasloe town is, so it is under six kilometres away. This means Galway city is accessible in about half an hour, and if the traffic is on your side, Dublin could be reached in 1.5 hours.
As it stands, the house has a BER of C1. All in all, this is a large, modern and impressive home for anyone who likes the idea of a period property but doesn’t fancy a renovation project – as well as the idea of country living while staying well connected to Ireland’s big towns and cities.
Perssepark, Ballinasloe, Co Galway is on the market for €595,000 through John Dolan Auctioneers.
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