Bridge Street, Ballinrobe, Mayo F31P380Sold F

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Description

Property Partners Emma Gill is pleased to present for sale this four-bedroom terraced dwelling.

Located in the heart of Ballinrobe town on Bridge Street, which lies just c. 150 metres from the Main Street, this property benefits from all local amenities at its doorstep.

This property requires full refurbishment internally; however, the roof was recently replaced and the property qualifies for the Vacant Property Refurbishment Grant. To avail of the grant you must live in the home as your principal private residence when the work is completed. Up to €50,000 is available to renovate this particular property.

Heating is means of oil fired central heating.

Externally, there is access via the adjoining arch leading to the rear garden there is a rear garden/yard.

Features

4 bed Mid-Terrace Dwelling ext. 110 sq. m.
Newly roofed
Eligible for the Vacant Property Refurbishment Grant (up to €50,000)
In need of refurbishment internally
Access off Bridge Street via archway leading to rear garden of subject property

BER Details

BER: F BER No.116159674 Energy Performance Indicator:441.4 kWh/m²/yr

Accommodation

This two-storey dwelling extends to c. 110m². The ground floor accommodation comprises of a large entrance hallway, sitting room, kitchen/ dining room together with a showroom to rear. At first floor level there are generous sized bedrooms together with a family bathroom.

Directions

Ballinrobe is regarded by many as the capital of the stunning lake district of south Mayo. It is also a key dormitory town for both Castlebar and Galway, being located on the main route that links the two. It offers residents a fantastic quality of life, being close to the shores of Lough Mask and within a short commute of spectacular attractions like Connemara National Park and the Wild Atlantic Coast.

As well as being an ideal commuter base for surrounding towns of Claremorris, Tuam, Castlebar, Westport, Galway and more, Ballinrobe is just a stone's throw from an incredible array of local attractions.

As the capital of Mayo's lake district it is an anglers' paradise with the bountiful Lough Mask just a short drive away while the stunning Connemara National Park is within a one hour commute.

Ballinrobe town boasts a great community spirit, reflected in a myriad of active clubs and organisations.

It also has some of the finest sporting facilities in south Mayo including a great golf course and the only racecourse in the county.

EIRCODE: F31 P380
Bridge Road along the N84 Castlebar to Galway route as one enters the town of Ballinrobe from the Castlebar direction and is just a minutes' walk from the town centre.

Viewing Details

This property is likely to appeal to a wide variety of purchasers and early viewing is highly recommended. Property Partners Emma Gill strives to be ultra-flexible around property viewings.

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