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Cuilnakillew, Lahardane, Ballina, County Mayo (F26 E8C7) Cuilnakillew, Lahardane, Ballina, County Mayo (F26 E8C7) This is a large, modern three bedroom detached bungalow, mantained to a high standard, occupying a circa one acre site in a quiet rural location within driving distance to Lahardane. The property has excellent views to Mount Nephin, the second-highest peak in Connacht and convenient to Lough Conn.. Accommodation includes three double bedrooms, one jack and jill ensuite, family bathroom, kitchen-dining area, utility, sitting room and attic (option to convert it). The property has a detached garage and landscaped garden with lawns trees. All the rooms have been finished and maintained to high standard, with spotlights and high standard light switches. All the bedrooms have TV points Lahardane town centre is located just about 8 minutes driving, Foxford and Crossmolina 20 minutes and Castlebar and Ballina 30 minutes. Price Region: €210,000.00 Licence No: 002274 Front porch The entrance of the property is via a driveway. A teak door with two side facing windows providing additional light. Hallway 2.78m (9'1") x 5.07m (16'8") Open plan with a very bright and welcoming reception hall. Attic lader leads to the upper floor and a corridor leading to the bedrooms. Tiled floor. Sitting room 6.62m (21'9") x 4.17m (13'8") Located to the right of the entrance hall. Very bright and welcoming front-facing reception area. The sitting room has a stove and large window overlooking the front garden and two side windows. East facing. Pine door with glass insert, coving and wood floor. Kitchen/Dining Area 8.09m (26'7") x 4.58m (15'0") Large open plan kitchen/dining area. The kitchen is very well equipped with fuel cooker and extractor, stainless steel sink, fridge/freezer, built-in double ovens and microwave. Oak built in units with splashback around them. Black stove with oak frame. Side patio doors and three windows with excellent views to the rear garden and Nephin Mountain. Pine door with glass inserts, coving and tiled floor. Utility room 2.39m (7'10") x 2.47m (8'1") Leads directly from the kitchen and dining area. Built in units and full plumbing provided for a washing machine, tumble drier and dishwasher. Window and door with rear access. Tiled floor and coving. Hot press 1.08m (3'7") x 2.39m (7'10") Hot press and storage area. Tiled floor. Bedroom 1 3.05m (10'0") x 4.1m (13'5") East facing double bedroom with a large window overlooking the front garden. Very bright room with laminate floor. Bedroom 2 4.04m (13'3") x 4.05m (13'3") East facing double bedroom with large window overlooking the front garden. Very bright and excellent views. Large walking wardrobe fully shelved (1.74m x4.3m) and Jack and Jill Ensuite. Neutral decor and laminate floor. Jack and Jill Ensuite 1.21m (4'0") x 3.76m (12'4") Leads directly from the 2nd and 3rd bedrooms. White hand basin, toilet and pump shower. Very bright with side window and light in the mirror. Fully tiled. Bedroom 3 3.58m (11'9") x 3.81m (12'6") Double bedroom back-facing with large window overlooking the rear garden and Nephin Mountain. Walking wardobe fully shelved (1.74m x 4.3m) and Jack & Jill Ensuite. Laminate floor. Bathroom 3.55m (11'8") x 2.34m (7'8") West-facing with window overlooking the rear garden. This bathroom is finished to a high standard. Jacuzzi bath, Shower unit with stainless frame and light in the mirror. Fully tiled. Attic 18.33m (60'2") x 5.76m (18'11") Potential addition to the property. Width enough for addition of three bedrooms. Well installed with three velux windows. Large, modern three bedroom bungalow in a ca. 1 acre site. Located in a quiet rural location within driving distance to Lahardane. Brilliant views to Moun Nephin, the second-highest peak in Connacht. Accomodation: 3 bedrooms, 1 jack & jill ensuite, bathroom, kitchen-dining, utility & sitting room. Large attic with option to convert it. Detached garage and landscaped garden with lawn trees. Laharadane, adjacent to Lough Conn and Mount Nephin, is within 8 minutes driving. Within 20 minutes driving to Foxford and Crossmolina & 30 minutes to Ballina and Castlebar. .
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