Neilstown

Additional Information

• Oakstown sewage treatment system
• Mains water
• OFCH
• Underfloor heating
• Stone entrance and gravel driveway
• Granite steps at front door and window sills
• Outside socket, outside tap.
• Provision in Ent Hall for stairway to spacious attic space
• with 3 velux windows
• Extensive paved patio area to the rear

Nestled in a picturesque rural location, this beautifully built dormer-style residence offers the perfect blend of tranquility, comfort, and convenience. Constructed in 2007 to a high standard, this 2454 sq.ft property has four well-appointed bedrooms, making it an ideal family home for those seeking space, privacy, and a quiet retreat, all while being within easy reach of essential amenities and services.

The home sits on a generous site of approx 0.9 acres a sunny south - or west-facing garden, perfect for soaking up the sun, enjoying al fresco dining, or simply relaxing in the peaceful surroundings. Inside, the attic is ready for conversion, offering excellent potential for future expansion and the opportunity to add real value to the property.

With a BER rating of B3, the property qualifies for a green energy mortgage rate, which can provide a lower interest rate and contribute to reduced energy bills—making it an attractive option for energy-conscious buyers.

Despite its quiet countryside setting, the property is exceptionally well located, just six minutes from the M3 motorway at Junction 9, making it an ideal option for commuters. Dublin’s M50 (Junction 6, Blanchardstown) is approximately 47km away.

The property is also conveniently close to local schools and amenities, including Boyerstown National School (4km), Bohermeen National School and sports complex (3km), and Dunderry village, just 5km away, which offers a national school, a convenience store, and a thriving GAA club. Secondary schools are easily accessible in Navan, Trim, and Kells.

Peace, potential, and a perfect location—what more could you ask for? Entrance Hall  Hardwood front door. Marble tiled floor. Recessed lighting. Attic access.
Sitting Room  Wide plank laminate wood floor. Cream wooden fire surround with cast iron insert and black granite hearth. Dual aspect windows. Recessed ceiling lighting.
Kitchen Dining Room  Extensive range of cream fitted units with walnut worktop. Plumbed for dishwasher, space for American style fridge. Fitted bin drawer, plate rack, display cabinet and wine rack. Centre island with 2 baskets and granite worktop. Slate tiled floor. Recessed lighting.
Living Room  Wide plan oak wood flooring. High vaulted ceiling with feature window and exposed ceiling beam. Natural stone fire surround with pitched pine overmantle, Liscannor stone hearth and wood burning stove. Sliding wooden doors open to paved patio.
Utility Room  Cream floor and wall units. Plumbed for washing machine and dryer. Tiled floor. Wooden stable half door.
Inner hall  Tiled floor. Walk in hotpress with high capacity cylinder.
Bedroom 1  Semi-solid oak wood floor. Recess lighting. French doors open onto patio.
Dressing Room  Semi-solid wood floor.
En-Suite  Wash hand basin, WC, level access shower. Fully tiled walls and floor
Bedroom 2  Semi-solid wood floor.
Ensuite  Wash hand basin, corner shower with mains unit, WC. Fully tiled walls and floor.
Bedroom 3  Semi-solid wood floor.
Bedroom 4  Semi-solid wood floor.
Bathroom  Corner Jacuzzi bath, level access wet area with mains shower with rainforest head. WC, wash hand basin with mixer tap. Heated towel rail. Fully tiled walls and floor.
Ensuite 1  Wash hand basin, WC, level access shower. Fully tiled walls and floor
Ensuite 2  Wash hand basin, corner shower with mains unit, WC. Fully tiled walls and floor.
BER: B3
BER Number: 117389072
Energy Performance Indicator: 137.44kWh/m2/yr

Navan (Irish: an Uaimh) is the county town of County Meath. In 2011, the town and its environs had a population of 28,559. Navan has rapidly expanded with the Celtic Tiger to become a large dormitory town due to its proximity to Dublin. The town has a freight only railway line which passes the former Navan railway station. Navan was a railway crossroads, with the GNR(I) line from Drogheda to Oldcastle and the MGWR line from Kingscourt to Clonsilla (on the Dublin to Sligo line) passing through the town, connecting at Navan Junction. Navan is also served by several bus routes.

BER Details

BER Rating: B3

BER No.: 117389072

Energy Performance Indicator: 137.44 kWh/m²/yr