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Fairytale cottage with a modern family fit-out for €190k in Wexford
Apple Tree Cottage has three double bedrooms – and heaps of period charm.
TAKE A STROLL through the gardens at Apple Tree Cottage, and you won’t have to think too hard to figure out where the naming inspiration came from.
This charming rural home features apple trees (and other fruit trees too), plus endless plants and shrubs throughout the half-acre site. Step inside, and the charm continues.
Apple Tree Cottage has been extensively renovated and extended over the years, and has three double bedrooms – although the original fabric of the property has never been compromised. It’s on the market for €190,000.
The solid oak kitchen is hand-painted and offers plenty of storage. A tiled floor and partly tiled walls, make for easy cleaning, as do the granite work tops. Double doors lead out to the bright garden that surrounds the home.
From the light-filled lounge, stairs lead to the upper floor of the home. A solid fuel stove with a brick surround, cleverly positioned, ensures heat is distributed evenly. Crisp white walls and wood floors, in good nick, keep the space fresh and inviting.
Two bright bedrooms are upstairs, while the third sits on the ground floor. Timber flooring and white painted ceilings open up each bedroom, creating a feeling of height and brightness.
Approached by a pebble driveway, plenty of parking and room to manoeuvre means hosting guests is a breeze – and all that green means there’ll be a beautiful welcome awaiting them.
Just a ten minute drive from Enniscorthy town, Apple Tree Cottage is handy for the N25/N30 should you wish to venture further afield. Rosslare, New Ross and the seaside towns of Waterford are all within easy reach, providing the new owners a brilliant choice of day trip destinations.
Apple Tree Cottage, Ballinavarry, Davidstown, Enniscorthy, Co Wexford is on the market for €190,000 through Paula Treacy via Daft.ie.
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