MEATH WILL ALWAYS be a top pick when it comes to choosing between commuter counties. And it’s not just its proximity to Dublin city that makes it appealing. Affordability and larger homes with lots of privacy are just a few more reasons why the county is popular with house hunters.
This week, we’ve found four spacious homes in Meath that are all under the €550,000 mark – all detached from Robinstown to Gormanstown, here’s what’s on offer.
7 Hollybrook is a five-bed home that’s 171 m² in size but has a garage that could be converted as too could be the insulated and wired steel shed. The rooms comprise a downstairs bedroom with en suite bathroom, as well as a guest toilet. The main social rooms are all separate and consist of a kitchen, sunroom, a large sitting room and a dining room. On the first floor are four large double bedrooms, two of which have en suite bathrooms. There’s parking do for up to six cars and a large back garden.
Robinstown is 7km equidistant from the busy towns of Trim and Navan with easy access to the M3 Motorway via Bective. Robinstown Primary School is in the centre of the village which is sure to appeal to any young families. The location is a great blend of rural and urban life without the hassle of being miles away from everything.
16 Manor Court is a five-bed home with a floor area of 136 m² that sits next to Dunshaughlin Park close to the village main street, so the schools, shops, clubs and cafes are all just a walk away – as are the transport links.
The rooms inside comprise a hallway that links to the living room which is a shared open plan space with the kitchen and dining area. Doors from here lead to the back garden. There is also a utility room off this space. One of the bedrooms with an en suite bathroom completes the ground floor. Upstairs, four more bedrooms (the largest with an en suite bathroom) are located off the bright landing.
95 Old Balreask Woods is a roomy four-bed home 139 m² in size. The rooms comprise a hallway, two living rooms and an open plan kitchen and dining space with a separate utility room. Upstairs sit four double bedrooms, one of which has an en suite bathroom while the others share the family bathroom.
The Old Balreask Woods development is on the south side of Navan town, so the M3 motorway is just a quick drive away. Johnstown Shopping Centre and a choice of primary and secondary schools are just a stroll away.
Saint Bernadette’s is a delightful mix of classic and contemporary style. The original cottage with its thatched roof, dates back to 1899, while the extension was added over a century later. The two are connected by a flat roofed hallway. The rooms in the newer part of the build comprise a living room, open plan kitchen and a living room that has a triple-aspect and a double-height space at one end. Double doors from here lead to the back garden.
For commuters, Drogheda train station is just fifteen minutes away. The M1 is also close if you need to commute to Dublin regularly. This character-filled house sits between the villages of Stamullen and Gormanston, so anyone who buys this home will have their pick of schools and sports clubs ensuring a very active family life in the Meath countryside.
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