Creagh Road, Ballinrobe, County Mayo F31 X402Sale Agreed C2

3 Bed Semi-Detached House 120.77 m² / 1300 ft² Sale Agreed

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Description

Eircode: F31 X402

Property Partners Gill & Glynn is pleased to present for sale this beautifully finished property a moments` walk from the heart of Ballinrobe town.

This Creagh Road property is located just off the main N84 road as it enters Ballinrobe from the Castlebar direction, adjacent to Ballinrobe Garda Station.

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.

Accommodation:
This turn-key property comprises of a three bedroom townhouse extending to 1,055 sq ft (Gross Internal Area).
A charming hallway leads to a cosy sitting room with a bright and spacious kitchen to the rear.
Additionally, the property comes with a back porch with generous storage.
The first floor comprises a generous master bedroom and two further spacious bedrooms. Off the landing there is a bright bathroom with a bath that serves the other bedrooms.
Additionally, the property comes with a charming rear garden and patio, secured by a wooden fence throughout.


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


Features

  • Finished in turn-key condition
  • Private rear garden with rear access
  • Excellent location

Negotiator

Emma Gill

Directions

Creagh Road is located just off the N84 Castlebar to Galway route as one enters the town of Ballinrobe from the Castlebar direction and is just a few minutes` walk from the town centre.

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.

BER Details

BER: C2
BER No: 103661781
Energy Performance Indicator: 197.43 kWh/m2/yr

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