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JUST AS ARCHAEOLOGISTS have been unearthing a Neolithic tomb near Newgrange,  30 minutes away house-hunters elsewhere in Meath have been making their own discoveries.

With an easy commute to Dublin city and everything Navan has to offer close by, it comes as no surprise that homes at Cois Glaisin, a development in the area of Johnstown, are being snapped up fast.

The Rye is the last remaining four-bed home and it’s on the market for €320,000. Semi-detached with space to the front for two cars and a large private garden, the elegant brick exterior sets the tone for what resides inside.

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A family room as well as sitting room both lead from the hallway to provide ample space for small children and teenagers if a separate den or play area is needed to keep the living room a bit more formal and clutter-free.

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It wouldn’t be hard to put your own stamp on this home either, thanks to the neutral colour scheme throughout. The white painted ceilings add extra height, as well as light to open up each space.

The kitchen and dining area, although essentially open plan, is perfectly zoned with the addition of a kitchen island that works as a breakfast bar or table for less formal meals.

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Four bedrooms live upstairs with the master bedroom enjoying an en-suite bathroom that sits next door to a smaller room that’s perfect for a nursery. The remaining two double bedrooms flank the large family bathroom.

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Just a 45-minute drive from Dublin, Navan has long been an attractive option for those who work in the capital. Eight bus routes connect commuters to Drogheda and the city, while there’s no shortage of things to discover, shops to peruse and schools to avail of, in Navan and the surrounding county of Meath itself.

The Rye, Cois Glaisin, Johnstown, Navan, Co Meath is on the market for €320,000 through Raymond Potterton & Co. via Daft.ie.