Townagh, Ballinamuck, Co. Longford

€339,500

Beds	4 beds
Price	€339,500
Property Type	Bungalow
Size	152 meters²
Energy Rating	BER-C2
Refreshed on	May 12, 2025
Eircode	N39F668
Group Name	Sherry FitzGerald Quinn
Sales License Number	001711 - 003872

Description

Spacious 4 Bedroom Bungalow c. 152 sqm on a elevated mature site of c. 0.72 acres just 3 km from Ballinamuck Village. This bungalow was originally built 2006 and has been used as a holiday home by one family throughout this time and has been maintained to a high standard. The sitting room has an open fireplace, engineered wood floors and double doors that connect to the large kitchen / Dining area. The dining area has double glass doors that open out onto the south west facing patio area which is a real sun trap and ideal for an evening BBQ. This area also has a combination of engineered wood and tiled floors. There are substantial built in kitchen units with a breakfast bar, integrated Neff appliances and a gas hob. The kitchen space is complimented by a large utility room that is plumbed for a washing machine and dryer. All four bedrooms are double sized. The main bedroom has an ensuite shower room . There is also a fully tiled family bathroom with a separate shower serving the other three bedrooms. There is a fold down attic stairs to a large attic area with a cut roof and velux windows, which could be converted to further accommodation. Outside: The house is on an elevated site of c. 0.72 acres. The house is set back and raised up from the road with a long tarmac driveway that wraps around to the back of the house. There is a detached garage and the house is surrounded by lawns. Location: The bungalow is situated just c. 3 km from Ballinamuck village, Drumlish Village is 7 km to the south. Arva is 12km north of the house and Longford town is 17km away, about 18-20 mins drive. Ballinamuck is one of the most historic towns in Longford due to a battle fought there in 1798. The Battle of Ballinamuck pitted the combined Irish and French forces under General Humbert and General Blake against the English under Lord Cornwallis. Today, a memorial statue of a rebel pikeman dominates the centre of the village. The village is a popular location with national school, local shop, hairdressers and Dillons is a popular bar & bistro and there is also the well known 98 Bar. Moyne secondary school, which is well renowned, is also nearby. The house is just beside Edenmore bog walk which a 4.5 km looped walk around a raised bog with a wide diversity of plants birds and wildlife. Directions Eircode: N39 F668 GPS: 53.8569, -7.6897

Accommodation

Features

Mains Water & Septic Tank.
Oil fired central heating.
NBI Fibre to the home broadband is now in the area and ready to be connected.

BER Details

BER: C2 BER No: 118246503 Energy Performance Indicator: 194.62

Negotiator

Jonathan Quinn

Description

Accommodation

Features

Mains Water & Septic Tank.
Oil fired central heating.
NBI Fibre to the home broadband is now in the area and ready to be connected.

BER Details

BER: C2 BER No: 118246503 Energy Performance Indicator: 194.62

Negotiator

Jonathan Quinn