WE ALL KNOW that the opportunity to work remotely has given people much more choice when it comes to house hunting these days. For those with offices based in Dublin city centre, a move outside the county might make a lot of sense in terms of affordability and quality of life.
Located just 2km from the town of Drogheda in Co Meath, Oldbridge Manor is a collection of spacious family homes that offer a sense of community as well as a commute to Dublin city centre in under an hour.
There are four property types in this new development with the three-bed semi-detached homes priced from €365,000 and the four-beds from €435,000. All A-rated and tastefully decorated in neutral colours that are easy to work with, the canvas is primed, prepped and ready for you to introduce your own sense of style.
The kitchen cabinetry and the wardrobes in many of the bedrooms have been supplied by Dublin-based designer, Fitzgerald Kitchens, so there’s a great sense of flow and a seamless connection between the ground floor and rooms upstairs.
Each of these family homes has a nicely-sized back garden sure to soak up some sun no matter which way they face. Accessed directly from the open plan kitchen and dining area and surrounded by high fences, you’re guaranteed a safe space for young children.
In terms of location, counties like Louth and Meath are fast becoming much more appealing to young families who crave more space but still need a connection to large towns and cities along with the abundance of amenities they offer. There’s no doubt a home at Oldbridge Manor will provide a nice blend of urban and rural life to suit every family member’s top priority.
Prices for homes at Oldbridge Manor, Drogheda, Co Meath are starting from €365,000 through Raymond Potterton at Glenveagh Homes.
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