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You can now make offers online for this four-bed cottage in Co Dublin
An easy commute to the city and a sense of community for an asking price of €525,000.
CLOSE TO SWORDS and just a short drive from the airport, Rose Cottage is a four-bed family home south of Ballyboughal village.
On the market for €525,000, this may be a great option for a family that needs the space but doesn’t want to lose the connection to the city.
Offers by Daft are now live on this property, meaning you can place and track offers in real time, from anywhere. This new online platforms creates a fair and transparent process so that buyers can make decisions with confidence.
Brought to the market at a private treaty sale by Thomas Byrne Auctioneer & Valuer, this semi-detached home and it .37 acre acre site is spacious inside and out. With plenty of parking to the front, and a large yard and garden to the back, it has all the makings of an ideal family home.
The rooms, although they may need updating, are in great nick and comprise a small porch and then a hallway that leads to the sitting room, open plan kitchen and dining area.
Each of the four bedrooms reside on the ground floor, but there is also an attic room above that has an en suite bathroom. The central heating is oil fired and the BER is E1, but a few affordable upgrades are sure to improve this.
The back garden of Rose Cottage also includes a sizeable utility shed for extra storage along with a detached workshop ideal for anyone who enjoys working with their hands.
As far as the location goes, Rose Cottage offers the best of both worlds – a drive to the centre can take under 30 minutes, which is manageable for hybrid workers, while the village of Ballyboughal has plenty of everyday amenities like sports clubs and schools for the whole family to stay entertained, educated and active.
Rose Cottage, 1 Dooroge, Ballyboughal, Co Dublin is on the market for €525,ooo through Thomas Byrne.
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