MEATH IS OFTEN top of the list when it comes to commuter counties. But it’s not just its proximity to Dublin city that makes the county appealing. Affordability and more space are just two more reasons why many are considering houses here.
This week, we’ve found four spacious homes in the Royal County that are all under the €600,000 mark – all detached and semi-detached from Trim to Navan, here’s what’s on offer.
10 Effernock Woods is an A-rated home with a floor area of 162 m². The elegant red brick exterior with limestone detailing and Edwardian-style windows give this home real curb appeal. Inside, the layout is focused on family living and comprises an entrance hall, living room, open plan kitchen with living and dining area and then a utility and guest toilet. Upstairs is home to the four bedrooms with the main enjoying its own bathroom.
There is a spacious back garden that’s accessed via French doors from the kitchen while another side door can be found in the utility room. The garden to the front is landscaped and includes off-street parking. Number 10 is one of 20 homes in the Effernock Woods development and it’s walking distance from Trim town. The M3 provides easy access to the capital in approximately an hour.
This five-bed bungalow spans 145 m² and is nestled off the Kentstown Road. It’s just six kilometres from Navan town centre and the N2 and M3 are both easy to access from the house. A grand double-door entrance leads to the hallway and then a roomy open plan kitchen with living area that’s home to a wood-burning stove and Rangemaster stove. The ground floor also comprises a front-facing sitting room, a family bathroom, guest toilet, utility room and a storage closet.
All of the bedrooms are spacious and the main bedroom has its own bathroom along with a roomy walk-in wardrobe. The kitchen area opens onto a lovely deck and landscaped garden. The house also has electronic gates, a large garage and a home office.
1 Caisleán Mainéar has a floor area of 192 m² and is one of 19 A-rated homes in the estate. Built in 2017, number one is one of the largest of the lot and is in perfect nick. Inside comprises an expansive kitchen, two adjoining living rooms, a dining room, a utility room and a guest toilet. The first floor is home to three double bedrooms and the main bedroom with its bathroom and walk-in wardrobe. There is a fifth bedroom which is currently a playroom.
The landscaped back garden has a patio and a number of well-maintained flower beds along with a garden shed. The large cobble lock driveway accommodates up to 6 cars, and the front lawn is landscaped, too. There is also an electric car charging point to the front. This home is within walking distance of plenty of amenities, including shops, school, salons, and leisure facilities.
Pinewood Lodge is a charming three-bed bungalow that has been tastefully extended. It sits just a seven minute drive from Navan town, and dates to the 1930s. It’s full of natural light and the front and back gardens are well established. The house is approached by a gravel driveway. There is potential for further extending, too. There is a stone-cut shed at the back of the house that could be a handy home gym or office if needed.
Upon entering the cottage porch, you’ll find a welcoming hall leading to the tastefully decorated lounge and a fully fitted cottage-style kitchen. The kitchen centres around a traditional stove with an adjoining dining space. The back hallway stands out with its stone-cut feature wall and ornate iron radiators. The main bedroom has an en suite bathroom and opens out onto the garden.
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