10 Euston Street,

Euston St is a terrace of houses built in 1840`s for the workers of the London and North Western Railway. This beautiful terrace, with its feature yellow brick window and door dressings, is an integral part of Greenore and its built fabric. The village was built predominantly by the LNWR to accommodate the thriving port and railway station of that time, and include a schoolhouse, holiday homes and the train station. It is now a quaint and understated but popular neighbourhood in the Cooley Peninsula, offering a more tranquil option to neighbouring Carlingford. Greenore Golf Club is just around the corner!

Number 10 presents fantastic accommodation with numerous important modern adjustments. You`ll note good proportions and excellent, recently refreshed presentation throughout.

Reception 1 or possibly a 4th bedroom is at the front of the house also ideal as a home office if that`s important to its next owner.
Next, a large living dining that very capably accommodates zones. The fireplace has back boiler.
To rear, an extended dual aspect kitchen which is bright and fresh with high gloss white kitchen cupboards. A spacious bathroom completes the ground floor.

Upstairs are three bedrooms and all are a great size. The room at the back has views of the Lough and Mourne Mountains while the two to front overlook the charming Schoolhouse café across the road. A convenient wc completes this area.

To rear, a very spacious back yard which has rear access along a sweet lane that`s filled with plants and pollenators and feels like a walk in an enchanted forest! A small lane gives a shortcut to the port and quayside.

All told, a fantastic property in a very special and enviable location!

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Please note we have not tested any apparatus, fixtures, fittings, or services. Interested parties must undertake their own investigation into the working order of these items. All measurements are approximate and photographs provided for guidance only.