BUNGALOWS OF ALL shapes and sizes are synonymous with the Irish countryside. And if you search in the right places, you might find an affordable one that’s in great nick, spacious and bright.
We’ve found four that fit this description to a tee. From Laois to Kilkenny, we’re in the midlands this week.
This home on Bog Road is a charming bungalow that offers four bedrooms, two bathrooms over a 109 m² floor area. It has been newly refurbished and is conveniently located within walking distance of local shops and services. It also has outline planning permission for a second similar sized property in its garden.
The kitchen and dining area is a highlight, featuring ample space and a stove with a back boiler. The property is equipped with oil-fired central heating, while the main reception room includes an open fireplace. There’s an en suite shower room for the main bedroom and three additional double bedrooms. The family bathroom offers both a bath and a double shower cubicle.
The Old Schoolhouse is a unique home with four bedrooms and one bathroom spread across a spacious 135 m² floor area. Originally built in 1936, it has been lovingly refurbished with new drylining, plumbing, electrics, double glazing and a private well. The home features a bright, open plan kitchen and dining area, a utility room and a bathroom.
It sits on a beautiful site with front and back gardens, mature fruit trees and plenty of privacy. One of its standout features is the River Dinin, that flows behind the property. The front has a walled entrance with a new driveway, outbuildings and a newly constructed shed. The house is walking distance from Coen village.
Oldgrange is a detached property that offers four bedrooms, two bathrooms and 115 m² of living space. Set on .33 hectares, the sale includes various sheds, offices and garages. Tucked away in Monasterevin, this fully refurbished home offers a peaceful environment surrounded by nature.
The property includes an entrance hall, lounge, kitchen with dining area, utility room with guest toilet, four bedrooms and a bathroom. Outside, there’s a games room and two workshops. Oldgrange is on the Kildare side of Monasterevin, near the town centre and Junction 14 on the M7, making it ideal for commuters. It’s within easy reach of the train station and various amenities.
205 Adam’s Villas is a spacious detached home that spans 89 m². With four bedrooms and two bathrooms it would make an ideal family home that’s close to Tullamore’s train station and within walking distance of the town centre. The interior is in great nick with the main bedroom including a dressing room and an en suite bathroom.
The kitchen is modern and the living spaces are well lit and roomy. With a private garden and off-street parking, this property offers quality and convenience.
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