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Central Townhouse Has a Host of Great Features CASTLETROY: PAGE 3 HOME & INTERIORS June 6 2017 FEATURED PROPERTIES CROAGH: PAGE 6 Centrally located in Clonmacken, this four-bedroom townhouse is superbly finished as can be seen from the photos above. Extensive decking in the rear garden, along with gravel finish, makes for a lovely outdoor space while inside it is bright, modern and well-appointed Central townhouse has a host of great features CASTLETROY: PAGE 3 ALL the advantages of urban need thecar to access the life are encapsulated in a su- Facts at a glance host of amenities in the area. perb four-bedroom town- The bright front room has house on thefringes of Lo c at i o n : 18 Knocklyon, Clonmacken a feature fireplace and gas fire Limerick city centre, Description: Four-bedroom, terraced house fitted with energy efficient presentedto marketby Price: €225 , 0 0 0 back plate giving higher Rooney Auctioneers. Seller: Rooney Auctioneers output . Number 18 Knocklyon, Contact: 061 413511 There arewood floors, a Clonmacken, represents a bay window and double doors great opportunity to acquire a off to the open plan kitchen- lovely modern city home, for tion and would make a fab- bathroom, WC,front recep- dining area. which Rooneys are inviting ulous family home. tion room, open plan kitchen The modern, fully-fitted bids from €2 2 5 ,0 0 0. Giventhe house is and dining room. kitchen has tiled splashback, This bright, centrally-loc- presented withcarpets, The landscaped rear all integrated appliances in- ated property is situatedin a blinds, lightfittings and ap- garden withextensive cluded consisting of fridge residential estatewith easy pliances included, you could decking is a wonderful, freezer, dishwasher,washer- access to the cityand all addconvenience to its long peaceful, spaceand requires dryer, Hob, expelair and major link roadsand motor- list of attractions. little maintenance. oven. Thereare patio doors ways . Running overall to 120m2, At thefront thereisspace off to the rear garden. Within easy walking dis- (1,291.56 sq.ft.) accommoda- in the drivewayfor two cars. Viewing of this Knocklyon tance of all localamenities, tion comprises fourbed- Having saidthat, its central propery is a must, so contact the house is in turn key condi- rooms, twoen-suite, a locationensures youwon't Rooneys today. GLIN: PAGE 8 2LIMERICK PROPERTY TODAY www.limerickleader.ie S atu rd ay,J u ne 10, 20 1 7 GVM Auctioneers www.gvm.ie TomCrosse, OurTeam: yan,an, Riichardchard RRy Declan Barry, R John O’Conne� Fitzgerald. &Audrey 1Riverslea, Ballyclough, Limerick An Tuath Nua, Kildimo, Co. Limerick Located in amuch sought after residential area, this Atruly magnificent architecturally designed exceptional detached property lies in close proximity trophy residence extending to circa 6,300 sq to Limerick Golf Club and within walking distance of ft of well proportioned accommodation fitted Crescent College &Crescent Shopping Centre. and decorated to atruly superb standard. Situated in acul de sac of 6 The beautifullyappointed mature and well houses and adjacenttothe manicured site is ideallypositioned just ashort Euroville and Belfry walk from all village amenities just 15 minutes Developments.This familyhome drive south of Limerickcity.Inspection very highlyrecommended. Features include Cut is presented in excellent stone entrance with automated gates. Under decorative condition and benefits floor heating. Designer fixtures in kitchen, from asouth facing rear aspect. bathroom fittings and high class timber flooring. Nestledona0.9 acre site,this is a Alarm system.All rooms ensuite,Commercial fire gardener’sdream. Contact alarm, Raiseddecking area with patio. Detached AudreyFitzgerald on 087-6334293 garage with concrete yard.Manicuredand maturecirca 1acre garden front and rear,Tarmac €575,000 €625,000 driveway. ContactTom Crosse on 087-2547717 66 The Paddocks, Westbury, 44 Keelgrove, Ardnacrusha, 12 BeverlyHeights, 42 Inis Lus, Fr.Russell Corbally, Limerick Co. Clare Raheen, Limerick Road, Raheen, Limerick €175,000 €305,000 €185,000 €195,000 Asuperb 3bedroom residence positioned in aquiet cul Magnificent twostoreydetached residence situated in this much soughtafter development Three bedroom semi detached house with garage in very Three bedroom townhouse in pristine condition throughout located de sac in this popular residential area.This property just 15 minutes drive from LimerickCity yetenjoying all the benefits of countryliving.This popular and mature residentialsetting only1kilometre in this popular and much sought aftersmall residential development offersgenerous living accommodationand is maintained wonderful familyhome offersbright well laid out and spacious living accommodation and fromThe Crescent Shopping Centre and adjacent to all adjacent to University Hospital, Raheen Industrial Estate with easy in excellent general condition throughout.Well is positioned in aquiet and private cul de sac.A verywell maintained property in superb amenities including public transport. Excellent condition access to motorwaynetwork and all other amenities. Gas fired maintained front and rear gardens. Inspection veryhighly decorative condition throughout. Inspection of of hugelyattractive and beautifully throughout.South facing rear garden.Viewing highly central heating. Double glazed UPVC windows.Viewing highly recommended. ContactTomCrosse on 087-2547717 appointed familyhome is veryhighlyrecommended. ContactTomCrosse on 087-2547717 recommended. Contact Declan Barryon087-2026886 recommended. Contact Declan Barryon087-2026886 5Coolbawn Meadows, 3LockMills, GroveIsland, 13 Shannonvale,Old 9Clonard, Westbury, Castleconnell, Limerick Corbally, Limerick. Cratloe Road, Limerick Corbally, Limerick. €195,000 €110,000 €195,000 €179,000 Three bedroom semi detached house in pristine conditionand Twobedroom ground floor apartment approx 66 sq Three bedroom semi detached house in excellent decorative Three bedroom semi-detached house on corner site located in th scenic village of Castleconnell whichisserviced metersoffering spacious living accommodation and condition throughout located in popular convenient not overlooked front or rearlocated in popular and by shops,pubs, restaurants andtrain station etc. Approximately secure private parking in gated complexwithin a5 residential development comprises of entrance hallway, convenient residential location adjacent to all 10 kilometersfromLimerickcity and 4kilometersfrom minute walk to city centre andLimerickSchool of Art downstairswcand whb, sitting room, kitchen /dining/living amenities including public transport.This property is in University of Limerick, PlasseyTechnological Park.Viewing and Design. Ideal forowner occupation or investment area, garage, 3bedrooms, bathroom and shower ensuite. excellent condition throughout .Viewing comes highly highlyrecommended. Contact Declan Barryon087-2026886 purposes. Contact Declan Barryon087-2026886 viewing recommended. Contact Declan Barryon087 2026886. recommended. Contact Declan Barryon087-2026886 3Newcastle Court, 3The Cottages, Ballyneety Golf Castlerkin, Dromkeen, Laught, Ahane,Co. Castletroy,Limerick Club, Ballyneety,Co. Limerick Pallasgreen, Co. Limerick. Limerick €135,000 €135,000 €195,000 €170,000 Very spacious twobedroom ground floor apartment with Rare opportunity to acquire this three bedroom semi detached Prime residential roadside holding extending to circa 16 st Abeautifullyappointed detached residence standing on amature and secure car parking located in this small exclusive gated property located in the grounds of Ballyneety Golf Club facing acres withfrontage to the main Limerick/Tipperaryroad.This spacious site extending to Circa 1.3 st acres and located just 10 minutes development of 17 units in averymuchsought after residential the 1st Fairwaywith spacious living accommodation and within property contains asingle storey3bedroom residence and an drive from University of Limerick and PlasseyTechnological Park.This area adjacent to allamenities including public transport, walking distance of Ballyneety Village and just 8kilometres of extensive rangeofwell-maintained outoffices. Ideal location charming property has great potential and could be extended and developed University of Limerick, PlasseyTechnological Park.Viewing LimerickCity.Contact Decaln Barryon087-2026886 just 15 minutes drive from LimerickCity.Inspection is very further if required. Ahane PrimarySchool is just ashortwalk away. highlyrecommended. Contact Declan Barryon087-2026886 highlyrecommended. ContactTomCrosse on 087-2547717 Inspection is veryhighlyrecommended. ContactTomCrosse on 087-2547717 S atu rd ay,J u ne 10, 2017 w w w.limerickleader.ie LIMERICK PROPERTY TODAY 3 Charming in Corbally Unique three bed is oozing with charm LOOKING for a stylish home that has been recently ren- Facts at a glance ovated and is located in one of the most desirable loca- Lo c at i o n : 15 Corbally Road, Irish Estates, Corbally tions in Limerick city ? Description: 3 bedroom, semi-detached house Then this wonderful Price: €35 0 , 0 0 0 home at 15Corbally Road, Seller: REA O'Connor Murphy Auctioneers Irish Estates could be exactly Contact: 061 279300 what you are looking for. REA O`ConnorMurphy are pleased to introduce this stunning and unique three living room to the right with Upstairs there aretwo bedroom propertythat has solid cherrywood floors and meticulously finishedbed- been carefully extendedand an attractive marble mantel- rooms, both withan en-suite transformed into a modern piece and double doors and builtwardrobes com- homewith attentiontodetail opening out
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