Station Road

•  Prime location in Castlebar, close to local amenities and transport links.
•  Single-storey bungalow structure, ideal for renovation or redesign.
•  Eligible to qualify for the Vacant & Derelict Homes Grant, offering substantial financial support for refurbishment
•  Excellent investment potential for first-time buyers, renovators, or property investors
•  Viewing comes highly recommended

This bungalow in Castlebar presents a rare chance for discerning buyers to acquire a property with remarkable potential. Though in need of significant refurbishment, the home is well-positioned to benefit from the government’s Vacant & Derelict Homes Grant, making it a highly attractive prospect for those seeking to create a bespoke residence with financial support for renovations.
This property allows plenty of scope for imaginative redesign, whether that be extending the existing footprint, modernising the interior, or creating a welcoming garden retreat. Its single-storey layout makes it ideal for buyers who value practicality and accessibility, while the surrounding area provides the convenience of local schools, shops, and services within easy reach.
For first-time buyers, this bungalow represents an affordable step onto the property ladder with added renovation assistance. For investors, it offers a project with excellent potential to increase in value once restored. With vision and creativity, this Castlebar bungalow can be transformed into a modern and comfortable home, all while benefitting from available grant schemes to support the journey.

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