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A stunning four-bedroom bungalow in the Laois countryside set on over five acres of land has come on the market for €595,000. The property at Clonehurk, Ballyfin, has massive potential and is being sold in three lots. CONTINUE READING BELOW PHOTO
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The first lot comprises of the four bed, three bath detached house stretching to 233 m2 on c.0.75acres for €485,000. Lot two is the 4.75 acres site subject to FPP for €110,000 (local need does not apply). The third lot is the entire site and property at €595,000.
Selling agents Peavoy Auctioneers describe this as a 'turnkey family home'.
The bright and spacious entrance hall flows into the formal living room. Here, French doors open directly onto a sun-trapped patio.
At the heart of the home is a massive kitchen/dining/living room, finished with a solid fitted kitchen and elegant granite worktops. Off the kitchen, you’ll find a sunroom filled with natural light, as well as a large utility room.
The sleeping quarters comprise four generous double bedrooms, two of which boast stylish ensuite bathrooms, and there is also a large family bathroom.
The property features a Tarmacadam Drive and detached garage.
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