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Four-bed semi near Dunboyne village for €430,000

What and where

Number 1 The Dale, Luttrell Hall, Dunboyne, Co Meath, a double-fronted 130sq m (1,400sq ft) four-bed semi on a large corner site for sale for €430,000. The house is off Summerhill Road within five minutes' walk of the pretty village of Dunboyne. Luttrell Hall is a small well-kept award-winning estate with plenty of leafy shrubs and green areas for kids to play safely, close to all of Dunboyne's amenities.

Describe the house

This property represents great value for money: built just over six years ago, it has been maintained to a high standard throughout.Solid maple is a key feature of this real family home, where there's room to extend or renovate. It has three reception rooms and a kitchen on the ground floor, with four bedrooms and bathroom upstairs. It also has ample parking to the front and side.

Why are you moving?

We want to trade up to an older detached property. We are not leaving Dunboyne but trying to move to an older property in the area to possibly indulge a passion for home design and renovation.

What's the best thing about it?

Corner site, excellent family location beside green area which is ideal and safe for children.

And the neighbourhood?

The village of Dunboyne has an amazing sense of community. The local butcher, Pat Macken, knows each customer on a first name basis. The village is 10 minutes from Blanchardstown, Maynooth,Lucan, Leixlip and Ratoath and has easy access to the new N3/M3. It offers the very best of country village life but also the closeness of city living with commuting times to the city centre set to shorten with the arrival of the Dunboyne rail link and interlink to the Metro as part of Transport 21.

Who would like your home?

Anyone who would like village life with excellent facilities and amenities with a great sense of community.

Name of agent:The Property Shop, Dunboyne Co Meath, 01 8255222

www.propertyshop.ie

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